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  • Cydonia replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.

    Always i have had difficulties to imagine what was scalar waves ? Could you share more deep explantion for a novice in this way ? Again could you tell more about the Tesla experiment which interruptud quickly the current ?
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    You understand the essence of my proposal, namely:
    Carry out a chain reaction of cold nuclear fusion by bombarding the nuclei of atoms with neutrinos (neutrino field). (by formal analogy with the experiment of Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn on the fission…
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  • Zephir_AWT replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.

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    They're vortex rings composed of vortex rings, recursively.. Within fluids this arrangement is known as so called Windall's instability.

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  • Zephir_AWT replied to the thread EMDrive: Newton's Laws can be "bypassed"?.

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    Photons are wave packets in essence, but every wave comes with its torsion part, as Maxwell recognized in his original version of EM theory, which involved displacement currents. During transient events (i.e. pulses) the torsion aspects of EM wave…
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  • Of course neutrino catalysis of LENR can not serve for its explanation as such: there are multiple another mechanisms involved, which don't require neutrinos. Which explains why LENR runs in reactors without any neutrinos involved. Note also, when two…
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    Before some time I explained here the catalysis of nuclear reactions with neutrinos, as observed by Parkhomov and others. It just follows the surface tension aspect of nuclear liquid-drop model. Nuclear fusion works similarly to merging of metal…
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    Indeed. Theory is a red herring in the context of this exchange, which is about the interpretation and identification of experimental error in a specific experimental result.

    I think (hope) that I've now addressed THH's concerns re: the helium result,…
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    The assertion of statement without rationale is not correct. They specifically note that they had adequate resolution between the two. And they reference prior work that provides ample detail. Moreover, Oliver was a world expert in the detection of…
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    Indeed. Theory is a red herring in the context of this exchange, which is about the interpretation and identification of experimental error in a specific experimental result.

    I think (hope) that I've now addressed THH's concerns re: the helium result,…
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    Everyone knows that the mass spectrometer must have sufficient resolution to separate these two. Every researcher addresses this. If this particular paper does not, you can be sure others from these authors do. As Ed points out, you are saying that…
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