Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bianchini finds zero radiation over hundreds of hours of careful radiation > testing. Most cold fusion experiments produce no measurable radiation over hundreds of hours, including Pd-D ones. Essen finds no radioactivity in the ash. No excess deuterium or > tritium have been documented in Rossi. I doubt anyone has looked for deuterium. It would be very difficult to find. You could not look for it with any of the Rossi cells I have seen. You need something smaller, tightly sealed with high grade Swaglok fittings. I do not know if they have looked for tritium either. I'll bet it would escape. > In short, the Rossi effect looks very > much like the Mills effect. > And the Mills effect looks like cold fusion. So we're back where we started. I agree with Mike McKubre about the conservation of miracles. I expect that all of these effects are either nuclear in something like the conventional sense, or they are Mills superchemical shrinking hydrogen. I doubt there are two unrelated phenomena so similar in nature. Things tend to be unified at some deep level, as are combustion and metabolism (to use Chris Tinsley's favorite example). - Jed
