BLP update
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Very good article Sam linked here. - and it mentions richard's favourite SAFIRE..
'In 2014, Montgomery Childs led the first phase of the Stellar Atmospheric Function in Regulation Experiment (SAFIRE) and his team created an experiment in which DC power was applied to a spherical metal anode that had been positioned in a glass bell jar, filled with a low pressure of hydrogen gas.
As the power was increased, the gas around the anode began to glow, creating a plasma. First, small violet glowing tufts of plasma spaced themselves out around the sphere. Then, at higher power, a series of nested spherical shells emerged.
These ‘double layers’ were made up of segregated, alternating layers of positive and negative charge, glowing beautifully in blue or violet.'
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I looked the illustrations in the report and maybe someone can explain how they extract significant power and energy from that weird opaque cover on their Suncell. If that's a photocell of some sort, it ain't much area! To what intensity are photocells linear, anyway? And if they make a lot of electricity, that begs the question of why it won't self run considering the astronomical claimed COP's. Almost wrote gastronomical. Must've been thinking of Abd.
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12 posts moved to Randell Mills GUT - Who can do the calculations?
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I looked the illustrations in the report and maybe someone can explain how they extract significant power
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Hard to imagine that somebody under time pressure and money shortage would sit down and write almost a textbook size article on plasma dynamics etc. Or maybe this is some kind of researcher's masochism?
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Another interesting comment on reddit by someone who attended the shareholder meeting:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Brill…ce=share&utm_medium=web2x
Running for an hour would be great, compared to what they had in october (if it is with a relevant energy output). But this part "..., after which some sort of undisclosed processing step was required" shows that it is a long way towards a working product.
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Looks like BLP are about to market their first working Suncell having sorted how to extract the power - photo voltaics would never have worked but now thy have MHD but God, its complicated. Not a simple system you can tinker with if something goes wrong - and I never understand why he always shows pictures of Suncells exploding spewing out their silver plasma contents. Its not LENR but claims to be about 1000 times more powerful than your average diesel engine - when can I buy one, please?
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Looks like BLP are about to market their first working Suncell having sorted how to extract the power -
Sure they are. [/sarcasm]
Just as they have been promising in an identical fashion for more than 25 years.
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Hard to imagine that somebody under time pressure and money shortage would sit down and write almost a textbook size article on plasma dynamics etc. Or maybe this is some kind of researcher's masochism?
The book he wrote makes my head spin.
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Looks like BLP are about to market their first working Suncell having sorted how to extract the power - photo voltaics would never have worked but now thy have MHD but God, its complicated. Not a simple system you can tinker with if something goes wrong - and I never understand why he always shows pictures of Suncells exploding spewing out their silver plasma contents. Its not LENR but claims to be about 1000 times more powerful than your average diesel engine - when can I buy one, please?
Personally I like the videos of exploding devices. Exploding devices, awfully looking program code, automatic assembly lines that destroy the input instead of building things,...etc. - this is reality. Highly polished presentations make me suspicious.
Great they have a simulation of a great MHD cycle, but I agree with you that this MHD device is highly complicated. They will never develop something like this alone. But the real kick off is the thermal suncell. If they could expand the working time span to 6 hours or better a full day and build up a good water flow calorimetry with high power output of the reactor - I think in this stage an OEM could start heavy investing with money and own staff.
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In general BLP indeed shows a lot of videos, and one can see, what they have, what they are doing and that they actually are working on something. This is not the case for Rossi.
But anyway, to me the guys of BLP look like boys playing with new year's explosives. Nothing more. This is quite sad. -
Another interesting comment on reddit by someone who attended the shareholder meeting:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Brill…ce=share&utm_medium=web2x
Running for an hour would be great, compared to what they had in october (if it is with a relevant energy output). But this part "..., after which some sort of undisclosed processing step was required" shows that it is a long way towards a working product.
So running the device in a water bath for one hour would probably yield pretty good understanding about the performance of the device. They keep that information without disclosing it. I would be a bit frustrated as a shareholder (maybe they do get that info in secret) not getting this info. Anyhow they seam open to disclose problems so a fake bet that they now know the COP and it is high enough to continue and at this moment they probably i trying to optimize it.
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Latest news out today confirming Hydrino's: https://brilliantlightpower.co…ph-column-and-conditions/
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Pity nobody else can play with hydrinos.
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Pity nobody else can play with hydrinos.
An independent lab did verify Hydrino's in 2001. That engineer recently (Jan 2019) stated for the record, in an interview with one of BLP's investors, that he still believes his findings:
"Investor: You’d think that petroleum catalyst engineer would be the last person to admit that hydrinos are real. On January 15, 2019 we talked to a WR Grace chemical engineer – they verified hydrinos in their own labs. At the bottom of the page we give more details about their tests from a 2001 paper. There are at least 100 journal articles on this subject."
“Mills sent us samples so we did three or four types of
tests on the samples and we found the same types
of anamolies – that are not textbook material signatures.
…I was convinced at that point.”
January 15, 2019 WR Grace Chemical Engineer (NDA for details)
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2001? Yah shoore. I'm sure that convinces you of the reality of hydrinos. You apparently have no concept of how dramatically such a discovery would change science, were it real.
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You apparently have no concept of how dramatically such a discovery would change science, were it real.
You are right, the thought never occurred to me. So you are telling me that a new, Hydrino based energy source that runs on water, could change science, and the world? No way, but then again I lack "concept", so who am I to say.
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You apparently have no concept of how dramatically such a discovery would change science, were it real.
That has no bearing on whether it is real. That question can only be settled by experiment. Your statement appears to be a logical fallacy: a variation of an appeal to the consequence of a belief.
As Faraday put it, "Nothing is too wonderful to be true if it be consistent with the laws of nature." Nothing is too dreadful to be true, either. See, for example, thermonuclear weapons.
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