Yesterday, Alain published an interesting thread with news from Phonon Energy at SAE AeroTech 2015, showing promising results! David Daggett of Phonon Energy made a presentation at the SAE AeroTech 2015 Congress & Exhibition. You find presentation here.
@David.Daggett is also a user on lenr forums and has promised to answer some selected questions, if you have questions for him so you can use this thread.
Please, do thumbs up / like the questions you want answered.
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Who We Are
Phonon Energy, Inc. is a private non-profit organization that is developing practical clean energy solutions, such as weak force technologies, to counteract climate change..
Located in Shelton, WA, Phonon was established in 2014, by David Daggett, a former Boeing Research & Technology engineer whose job was to investigate and develop new alternative technologies for the aviation giant. Daggett left the company to create Phonon, and has assembled a team of 15 engineers, alternative energy experts, business entrepreneurs, university student researchers, and others, from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. They have united in the belief that we are on the cusp of seeing a revolution in alternative energy technology become reality.
“The current situation is that we now have over two decades of hundreds of experiments indicating heat and transmutations with minimal radiation and low energy input. By any rational measure this evidence indicates something real is occurring. Need to core down and determine “Truth”. If useful, need to engineer/apply.
Dennis Bushnell, NASA Chief Scientist “Advanced-to-Revolutionary Space Technology Options – The Responsibly Imaginable”, NASA/TM – 2013-217981
Phonon believes that the benefits to humanity are profound and that innovative weak-force technologies represent a catalyst for change. For that reason, the Phonon staff are self funding this endeavor.
The Phonon team believes that its research will be a meaningful contribution to society, one which can not only mitigate global warming but also benefit industry, private homes, and global communities that do not have easy or inexpensive access to energy.
Phonon-energy
http://www.phonon-energy.org/
David Daggett LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-daggett/2a/2b3/b25