Implications of Signal, Seeing into the Cat with X-Rays - Video from MFMP

It's a big pitty, dear all, that there IS NO TEXT in a written form.. You know - a lot of relatively not too stupid ones can grasp something with the help of google translator - but are mostly disarmed in a collision with the oral and quickly speacking man..

The video was all good except as follows:

The only function that the lead shielding served in the october 2011 test of the Rossi reactor was to shield that short gamma burst that preceded overunity heat production cycle. The function of the lead was not to melt in response to a continuing flow of radiation. Only a short sub second radiation burst occurred at startup in the initial Rossi reactor design.

After that october 2011 test the addition of the AC heater in a reactor redesign removed the need for the gamma shielding. The AC heater stopped the gamma burst from occurring.

A continuing flow of gamma came out of the DGT reactor because the 24kv dc arc destroyed the Bose condensate on each reheat cycle when the arc produced a large magnetic field. This DGT arc design was not a good one because that design produced a continual flow of gamma radiation and now I know why Rossi did not copy it.

Beta decay has a long half life that was not seen in this experiment. The burst lasted just a fraction of a second. What radioactive isotope would decay so fast and so completely?

@Leonid Andreich
Your comment reminds me so much of my last trip to rural Chile.

As far I got it - this guy retailed some of data, that I.S. Filimonenko got in 60th of 20 century.. And better NOT to think that it is direcrly gamma radiation from reactor.. by the way, there was not said this in the report.

"What radioactive isotope would decay so fast and so completely?"
- dineutrons.. See Yu.L. Ratis..

This is pure genius, the lead brings the heat! What a flashback to 2011. We are so use to see Rossis new hot cat, not these flat reactors with watercoling.

When I see this I get even more astounded by the new hot cat and xcat reactors. He just keeps on innovating.

We we are quite literally 5 years behind Andrea Rossi.

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Beta decay has a long half life that was not seen in this experiment. The burst lasted just a fraction of a second. What radioactive isotope would decay so fast and so completely?

A beta radioisotope that has momentarily been induced to increased activity.

Great detective work !
So.. the heart of it is: terahertz radiation directed at hydrogen loaded nickel; NASA was thinking of doing this...

This sounds exactly like what Brillouin Energy is doing. They call it their Q pulse, they even have patented an IC to perform this terahertz generation.
The Rossi effect relies upon terahertz radiation brought on by varying heat and pressure over time, Brillouin has a digital equivalent where terahertz frequencies can be immediately turned on and off, up or down. Brillouin currently has a reported COP of 4 and say they can go much higher. Interesting to see which approach will win out with consumers.

The problem with looking for very low level gammas, as here, is that there are many mundane sources from the environment. Isolating these is quite tricky. Also, when your NaI detector is 2cm (sic) away from your 1000C reactor there must be issues about temperature. This one-off very regular result looks to me like a glitch - but it could be a temperature-induced soft error.

Well, the elevated background continuum wasn't really convincing to me, but the animated gif on their web site started to tickle my confidence. And now, with Bob Greenyer making jazz hands just when the "huge" signal hits, it's truly undeniable. No one can maintain skepticism against *that* presentation. I'm a puddle of admiration.

Alan,
I agree on Defkalion. I have noticed several people site them. I thought that they were discredited and just went poof. I never got an answer on why they are still referenced.

If you or anyone finds an answer to this I would really appreciate it. When people continue to quote BS I just wonder why? Maybe I am missing something.

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Alan,
I agree on Defkalion. I have noticed several people site them. I thought that they were discredited and just went poof. I never got an answer on why they are still referenced.

If you or anyone finds an answer to this I would really appreciate it. When people continue to quote BS I just wonder why? Maybe I am missing something.

Dr. Kim worked on those Defkalion experiments and anything he says is absolutely true. Kim is the best of the best. Show me a opinion that contradicts Kim's integrity and I will show you a liar.

Defkalion ran out of money and the president of Defkalion was disreputable as it turns out. The engineers were top notch.

Interesting paper on background radiation and skyshine contribution. Nice Pb brick pile in here.

http://www.pnl.gov/main/public…al_reports/PNNL-18666.pdf

1.2 Mb PDF link

Check out the trace for K40, Figure 1. (below)

Terahertz radiation is know infrared. H2 molecyle to diproton may have 100Thz frequency range.

Heating coils do IR alumina/mullite is invisible to IR.

Thanks Axil for the reply you were one of several people that I was referring to. That cleared it up.
On a different note reading yours (and others) on bose pairs I found an interesting link that fits in on high temperature semi conductors.
Maybe string theory mechanics can help...
https://www.sciencedaily.com/r…/2015/02/150212065135.htm

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Thanks Axil for the reply you were one of several people that I was referring to. That cleared it up.
On a different note reading yours (and others) on bose pairs I found an interesting link that fits in on high temperature semi conductors.
Maybe string theory mechanics can help...
https://www.sciencedaily.com/r…/2015/02/150212065135.htm

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In string theory, there exist many dualities: equivalent descriptions of a problem in two different ways. Depending on the problem, one description is usually easier than the other. The most famous duality was discovered by Juan Maldacena in 1997. This so-called AdS/CFT duality connects a quantum field theory with a theory of gravity. It turned out that there is a holographic connection between the two, where the field theory can be thought of as living on the boundary of an anti-deSitter space.

Mathematical toolbox

In 2007, theoretical physicists like Jan Zaanen, started to use this holographic duality as a mathematical toolbox to play around with in the field of superconductors. To their surprise it turned out that certain weird aspects, such as the behaviour of 'strange metals', can be described as the holographic dual of a black hole. That doesn't mean there are real black holes in superconductors, but the same mathematical tools can be used to describe both phenomena.

As a bonus, string theory also benefits from this exchange of tools. Especially in the field of quantum information, with hot topics such as large scale entanglement, there are many similarities with strongly correlated electron systems, such as superconductors.

A revolution in physics?

The authors conclude their extensive review with the remark that 'the jury is still out on whether this is a coincidence or signals the onset of a revolution in physic.' But when asked, Jan Zaanen is more outspoken: "I think we are facing a revolution."

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I beleive that the black hole duality exists in LENR. Whenever energy is confined in a dark mode object, it behaves just like a black hole. Hydrogen rydberg matter (HRM) stores energy in a dark mode and therefore acts like a black hole. The energy content of the HRM is thermalized as hawking radiation. The spectrum is thermal.

In addition, string theory also predicts that when all the energy is depleted from the black hole, any addition energy the tries to enter the "Negative Energy Bubble" that the black hole becomes produces mesons through hydronaliation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadronization

This is seen in Holmlids work. I don't push these ideas because people are not ready for them, I get a lot of criticism for them, and maybe in 20 years, thing will be better.

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Dr. Kim worked on those Defkalion experiments and anything he says is absolutely true. Kim is the best of the best. Show me a opinion that contradicts Kim's integrity and I will show you a liar.

This is a very absolutist view of the world, which leaves no room for human mistakes. Only God is perfect.