This is so secret that I can't tell you what it's about. 
Researchers have accelerated muons — the heavier, unstable cousins of electrons — into a tightly controlled beam for the first time. A team at the Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex in Tokai shot a laser at a stream of muons to bring the fast-moving particles to a near-standstill. Then, the researchers applied an electric field to accelerate these ‘cooled’ muons to around 4% of the speed of light. The feat takes researchers a step closer to making a muon collider, which would be smaller and cheaper than other current colliders, a reality.
An experiment in Vancouver that reminds me the work done at Czszecin by Konrad Czerski with beams (he is cited)
https://www.researchgate.net/p…clear_fusion_of_deuterium
Curtis Berlinguette is among the authors
THOR - Foundation for a technology
Look at evidence from nature & experiments that support the claims 0 Susan Devlin asked me some questions regarding the Thunderstorm Generator and so I relayed the similarity between observed natural and low energy nuclear reaction physical data and key features I had found in the 24” version of the device Bob Greenyer
Premiere 30 Oct 2024 at 18:00 CET
Manifestations in Nature of Self-Controlled Quasi-Stationary Nuclear Fusion into Magnetized Low-Temperature Hydrogen Plasma ..Vysotskii
Set of cracks dynamically produced with hydraulic press
Frontiers | Advances in highly hydrided palladium
Qianru Wang1,2†Shengyuan Zhang1,2†Jianping Guo1,2Ping Chen1,2,3* 1Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian, China2Center of Materials Science and Optoelectronics Engineering, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China3State Key Laboratory of Catalysis, Dalian, China
Palladium is a prototypical hydride-forming metal, which can accommodate a large volume of hydrogen through the formation of either interstitial or complex hydrides. Interstitial palladium hydrides, especially those with exceptionally high hydrogen loadings, have attracted considerable interest from the low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) community, as they have been invoked to explain the anomalous nuclear effects related to the known but controversial Pons-Fleischmann experiment. Complex palladium hydrides also constitute a class of solid-state hydrides that present stoichiometric PdH2, PdH3, or PdH4 units within the crystal structure, but remain unexplored as far as the unusual H/Pd ratio is concerned. This minireview gives a brief introduction to these two types of solid-state palladium hydrides, with the hope of providing some information for materials development relevant to LENR research.
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley have invented a material in powder form that adsorbs carbon dioxide with astonishing performance. Just 200 g (a little under 0.5 lb) can suck up 44 lb (20 kg) of CO2, the same as a tree does in a year.
It's called COF-999, which is short for Covalent Organic Frameworks. The term refers to a class of porous crystalline materials that have large pores, plenty of surface area, and low density. This makes them suitable for direct air capture (DAC), the process of sucking existing CO2 out of the air. Given the alarming levels of CO2 concentration in the atmosphere today, this is the sort of breakthrough the world needs
Plants are not smiling at all, they love that stuff and they grow much faster with some extra and now we take it away from them....
Plant life matters !
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Dr. Mitchell Swartz write this - "Though it was Henri Becquerel that discovered radioactivity, it was Marie Curie who coined the term. "
"Marie Curie in the laboratory alongside her esteemed husband, Pierre Curie"
Happy Birthday, Marie Curie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Curie
I reproduced today Berkeley's results without even reading their paper. With lime and curry, you get the same powder, with exactly the same properties.
The problem is the manufacture of lime. Guess why.😁
More seriously, an excellent report by Maxence Layet has just been published today in the columns of the french journal NEXUS.
NEXUS draws up a very positive assessment of the Strasbourg conference.
Gamberale presentation to the Italian Senate about Coherent Domains.
The final part of Bobby Broccoli's CF videos:
The final part of Bobby Broccoli's CF videos:
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Quite a disappointing end to the series.
