From: Bob Cook
Helium or something like He with Atomic Wt 4 is seen as a
relic in the Pd,D reaction. OK, we can buy that - but realize that the only way this works out in terms of what is seen and what is not seen is if “something like He” with AMU of ~4 (as is detected) is not really helium. This “something else” cannot be helium, but it can look like helium… which still means that this reaction is not nuclear fusion. The explanation demands that one be acquainted with Mills theory and the follow-on clarifications, which are better than the original. This is the DDDL, or deep deuterium Dirac layer (aka dense deuterium) of two deuterons and two electrons at minimal distance, bound tightly in redundant ground states… The mass-energy of the species is diminished, so that it cannot show the same mass-spectrograph signal as D2, and yet it is very stable as a bound molecule - so that does not dissociate into atoms. This situation is guaranteed to confuse many experts. However, the species does show up predictably and differently than does 4He, so that in essence, this species (which is neither D2 nor 4He) is often a relic of miss-calibration of the MS (which happens all the time) even at SPAWARS. Jones
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