It is likely that one fundamental cause does it all: produces the diprotons, through barrier cancellation and spin alignment, and then the mesons to destabilize the strong nuclear force, and after the LENR reaction has occurred, absorbs and thermalized the gamma rays produced by the LENR reactions while simultaneously producing a positive feedback based open-ended reinforcement of the primary mechanism (magnetic field).
On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 11:15 AM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > *From:* Bob Cook > > Paired protons may be what enters the Ni matrix. > > > > A varying external magnetic field which creates a 0 B field in the > matrix from time to time may be the key. > > > > In practice, there are several experimental details which support at least > the second part of this suggestion. > > > > There is evidence that > > 1) a modest magnetic field is just as effective as a strong field. 600 > Gauss works. > > 2) a change in the orientation of field lines helps. > > 3) a pulsed field, or a pulse with a long delay works better than > static field. Even a single pulse works. > > > > None of these details is logical based on hot fusion parameters - where > the purpose of the field is ostensibly to contain plasma and inductively > heat it. Here the purpose is not as clear, since "field continuity" is not > necessary, and could be detrimental. > > > > Moreover, if we look at the Hot-Cat ... (which I keep referring to as the > pinnacle of applied R&D in LENR, but that assessment awaits further proof)... > > > > ...and the possibility that Rossi got lucky, once again, just as he did with > whatever additions he has made to the basic nickel, potassium, and hydrogen > fill (possibly CNT) in the original version ... > > > > ...or else, Rossi is fully the brilliant inventor that Rothwell thinks he > is... > > > > ... consider the magnetic field which is created in this device by the > resistance wire. It matches the anecdotal information above which came from > other experiments. Inspired or lucky? > > > > Indeed, The HotCat field near its circumference would be modest, pulsed > and the field lines would change spatially with the pulses, since the > wiring pattern "in the slots" is back and forth... and, notably, the field > along the axis would be weak or nonexistent at times. > > > > Essentially, one could look at this reactor design (in the context of its > magnetic field) as not simply a "heater" but much more - and as either as > ESP, inspiration, massively accurate intellect, or plain luck... but > apparently it works. > > > > Knight to e5... Check-mate... > > > > Jones > > > > In fact, many great inventors like Tesla were not University graduates, so > we should never have made a stir about Rossi. Much has been made of > Tesla's amazing ability to visualize intensely real images from his mind, > which were complete inventions ab initio - which he merely built from > memory later. This can only be described as a spiritual talent. I wonder if > Rossi is inspired in some similar way? (assuming that he is not a fraud) > > > > Before he was famous, Tesla worried that he was suffering from madness. He > would probably have been label as high functioning autistic today (as are > many famous - and infamous individuals) > > > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrospective_diagnoses_of_autism > > > > > > >
