According to dense aether model, the fluctuations of Earth momentum arise from dark matter density fluctuations, primarily these ones which exist at the connection line of Sun-Jupiter and another heavy planets (explained 1, 2 and 3). The noctilucent clouds result from condensation of ice on surface of micrometeorites, which serve as a condensation nuclei.
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I know it's your picture - it's just graph of publicly available data which I resampled, as it was huge.
And it wasn't meant as an argument against anything from the above post - do you have feeling, there was something to argue?
Would heatr capacity not depend on what the plasma was composed of?
http://www.thermopedia.com/content/1033/ maybe this helps you?
Display MoreYep. My real name is Jokela. And though I laugh on a lot of things, I am not Joking here.
I wasn't seaking this answer; "Fusion->Endothermic, Fission->Exothermic", but it just came on sight while I went forward following the Idea.
It was actually pretty depressing to notice that the so called "Fusion-bombs", which are actually the only widely recognized experiments of "man made fusion" were nothing but Lithium-7 Fission bombs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Bravo#High_yield
So, pls study that case a bit more carefully. And notice that how the Unexpected +300% power was explained by Endothermic Lithium fission;
n + Li-7 → T-3 + He-4 + n – 2.467 MeV
And then this Tritium "just fusions" with a lot of energy, though this has never been been achieved in lab as an Exothermic process.
So, I think that the "cold-fusion heat" experienced by the Fleischmann & Pons might have been Palladium losing neutrons under electrolysis, and these neutrons then produce Tritium from the already existing Deuterium.
If this was really so, could be even verified, if Silver (Ag-109) is created. This would be even measurable within a reasonable time
Pd-110 - n → Pd-109 which goes β− decay to Ag-109m within 13.7 hours, and this isomer then releases 88 keV energy in just 39.6 seconds.
I hope the next comment has a bit more content than the one from THHuxley.
Dear Sirs,
I want to bring this back to the desk, because I have some concerns about the safety issues of nuclear reactions, and where it might lead us. The Castle Bravo high yield is a dangerous stuff.
Fusion and plasma science plan... 2021
News release
DPP Executive Committee endorses FESAC FES Long Range Plan
By Michael R Brown posted 03-30-2021
From DPP Chair Michael Brown:
On December 10, 2020 the Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) unanimously approved a long-range plan for the US Department of Energy Fusion Energy Sciences program (FES). The report, “Powering the Future: Fusion and Plasmas,” was completed on February 11, 2021 and can be viewed at http://usfusionandplasmas.org. This represents the culmination of a two-year development that started with the APS-DPP Community Planning Process. On behalf of the membership of APS-DPP, the Executive Committee strongly endorses this report. Like APS-DPP, the scope of FES is broad, supporting research that spans the breadth of Fusion Science and Technology, and Plasma Science and Technology. This long-range plan was developed in an inclusive manner, following recommendations from the Community Planning Process that included a diverse range of inputs from researchers spanning these disciplines. The report describes an exciting vision for the future, including preparing for a fusion pilot plant by the 2040’s, establishing world-leading experimental capabilities in high energy density plasma science,
and enhancing translational research in the many technological applications of low temperature plasmas.
gbgoblenote- Including nanoplasmonic energy technologies, I presume. The DoE is intimately invoved with NASA AEC LCF and GEC. -end note
We thank subcommittee chair Prof. Troy Carter of UCLA, the long-range planning subcommittee, FESAC, the CPP leadership, and the plasma and fusion science community at large for preparing this bold vision for the future. ##FeaturedNews
US DoE Labs
A Synopsis of Nuclear Reactions in Condensed Matter
GEC Technical Report, 2019
Page 3
footnote#
11 “The Dead Graduate Student Problem”, attributed to Dr. Robert McCrory, University of Rochester, UR/LLE, in 1989 was documented in Dr. John Huizenga’s book, “Cold Fusion: The Scientific Fiasco of the Century”. The hot fusion neutron flux necessary to produce the observed heat should cause a lethal neutron flux: but no dead graduate students = no neutrons = no fusion
. Yet, in 2009, Dr. Johan Frenje, with the DoE NIF, UR/LLE and MIT, confirmed for the magazine, New Scientist,
that our Pd/D codeposition triple tracks are from DT fusion neutrons
A partial list of GEC presentations includes...
I am posting this here because it includes CMNS energy tech as part of fusion commercialization efforts. Does the DOE view cold fusion as a "translational low energy plasma technology"?
Qoute me on this... Certainly the DoE does the 2020 Cold Fusion Space Race... No?
Oct. 2020
https://www.forbes.com/sites/m…ce-race-is-fusion-energy/
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Incidentally, fusion is also a great hope for space propulsion if we want to reduce travel times to Mars or explore further in the solar system. NASA recently released news about their work on lattice confinement fusion for space travel and there are various fusion companies working on propulsion, such as Princeton Satellite Systems, Helicity Space and Pulsar Fusion.
ALSO
On 24th September the U.S. House of Representatives voted to approve a program for fusion energy research and commercialization as part of H.R. 4447, the Clean Economy Jobs and Innovation Act.
ALSO
...on 6thOctober the Department of Energy, Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Fusion Industry Association co-hosted a public forum to discuss how fusion should be regulated for commercial deployment.
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The Space Race was a 20th-century competition between two Cold War adversaries, the Soviet Union (USSR) and the United States (US), to achieve superior spaceflight capability. It had its origins in the ballistic missile-based nuclear arms race between the two nations following World War II.
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End date: July 1975
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As shown previously
Yet, in 2009,
Dr. Johan Frenje,
with the
DoE
(and the)
NIF, UR/LLE and MIT,
confirmed for the magazine, New Scientist,
that our Pd/D codeposition triple tracks are from DT fusion neutrons
gbgoblenote
Fission fusion quasi fission quasi fusion pinch magnetic ballistic confinement cold hot confined laser lattice...
These all fall under the same scientific umbrella
No?
any one can invest and adjust their investment stocks and mega portfolios accordingly
No insider knowledge
I got it from a Forbes article...
