BLP update

Quote from Shane D.

I have a question: According to Mills he has "strategic partners" now doing the rest of the heavy lifting.

Shane, because you are not naive, you will no doubt have looked into who these strategic partners are and will have gotten a sense of whether they're legit. Once you have identified them, you might even be in a position to follow up with them and confirm that they're partnering with BrLP.

An example of a legit company is company that has a traceable history of business deals with other clients. By contrast, one will surely become wary upon hearing any of the following:

• The details are a secret.
• The companies were set up for the sole intent of partnering with BrLP.
• The strategic partners have had long working relationships with BrLP and only BrLP.
• It's none of our business, and only BrLP need to know.

Quote from JedRothwell

Here is part of the message:

"Mallove sent V. Noninski to Dr. Farrell’s Franklin and Marshall College chemistry lab where he set up a replication of my published experiment (attached). He slept on the lab bench and would not leave even for food that I brought to him. He successfully replicated my experiment (attached) and called Mallove with great excitement. I witnessed the call. To his astonishment, Mallove was furious “IT IS NUCLEAR OR NOTHING”. In general, cold fusionists found it unacceptable that light water and nickel electrolysis, not heavy water and palladium was reproducible at generating a significant gain in heat."

This is nonsense. I knew Eugene Mallove well. I spoke with him many times a week, visited him several times, and I have hundreds of messages from him. I also know Noninski pretty well. There is no way Mallove would have said this. He was enthusiastic about Mills' nickel light water results. He was impressed by Thermocore's presentation of those results at MIT. So was I, and I still am. See:

http://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/GernertNnascenthyd.pdf

Mallove thought the effect was probably nuclear, but he understood that Mills did not think so. He would never be angry about a theory issue. I myself could not care less whether it is nuclear or Mills' super chemistry. Based on the helium results with Pd-D I suppose D-D fusion is occurring in those systems, but I am indifferent to theory, and I would not get emotional about it. Neither would Mallove.

I do not know whether this was a misunderstanding or a lie, but I am sure it did not happen.

The part about Noninski not sleeping or eating sounds plausible.

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There is no reason for Mills to lie about that. Other than Rossi he does not need the approval of strangers in a forum. Here is the reply of the former co-worker to what Mills wrote:

Thanks for this information, Dr. Mills, which is obviously credible. Do you have an approximate date for this very unscientific behavior of Mallove?

Mallove used the term, "hot fusion mafia" verbally, and possibly also in his editorials, with cause. Steve Krivit had similar feelings about the way the D + D 》 4He fusion explanation was demanded by McKubre especially. When Melich, a CIA physicist, took over the NRL work, Krivit was horrified. It would seem there was a "cold fusion mafia", also.

The drive to get funding by getting the act under the QM tent was consuming. Money seems to control most "thinking".

For the purpose of explanation, and not to condemn, Mallove was under tremendous strain, which was worrisome to his employees. We felt intense loyalty to him, for putting his career and reputation on the line, but he was making decisions that we believed were indicating a failure of rational judgement. This we did not advertise, but I felt ethically responsible to write to ODonnell, his main patron, giving him some facts I believed he should know.

O'Donnell told Mallove of my letter, but he did not fire me. However, continued employment was untenable.

He never said anything like, "nuclear or nothing" to me, but he didn't need to do so. I was in the role of lab engineer, designing and building apparatus, not questioning the fusion explanation. I just kept making calorimeters, trying and failing to find excess heat, which I reported on Vortex as insignificant, due to our amateurish facilities, insufficient education, lack of experience, and trying to do too many experiments at the same time. These criticisms did not apply to our senior physicist, who was really trying to salvage the situation, but he was fired for alleged disloyalty.

The other day I was saying that LENR advocates are prone to believing other exotic energy claims. BLP is a good example. Of course, the way out seeming too credulous is to assume that this and other exotics are actually LENR in disguise. I’ve seen that argument applied to all sorts of gizmos.

Is anyone trying to replicate Mills' "gold standard" experiment, i.e. MFMP?

http://iopscience.iop.org/arti…c4.iopscience.cld.iop.org

Quote from Epimetheus

There is no reason for Mills to lie about that.

Then he was mistaken. I do not know much about him, but I know he has some odd ideas and misconceptions about people, including me.

Quote from Epimetheus

hanks for this information, Dr. Mills, which is obviously credible. Do you have an approximate date for this very unscientific behavior of Mallove?

Mallove used the term, "hot fusion mafia" verbally, and possibly also in his editorials, with cause.

^{He was referring to funding, not physics theories.}

Quote from Epimetheus

For the purpose of explanation, and not to condemn, Mallove was under tremendous strain, which was worrisome to his employees.

He did not have any employees.

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When Melich, a CIA physicist, took over the NRL work, Krivit was horrified.

Melich did not work for the CIA and he never "took over" the NRL work. Or if he did, the people in charge of the NRL work did not realize Melich had taken over. I guess that would be stealth management.

I don't know who said this, but if it was Mills, that is an example of his misconceptions about people.

LENR seems so ....grounded and mundane

Suncell is postulated as an energy source to produce pseudoelectrons and hence use the fifth force.

The fifth force will make a Musk rocket seem like a horse and cart.

"Pseudoelectron formation is observed in nature" according to Randell Mills

Chp 35

http://brilliantlightpower.com…Ed-Volume3-Web-091217.pdf

See Figure 35.13

Also from the same source

"Another example of electrons accelerated to relativistic energies in the direction away from a gravitating body is atmospheric discharges called red sprites and blue jets (Figure 35.14). These comprise large-scale vertically ascending pillars of emission from electrons accelerated from the tops of thunderclouds out into space that are associated with gamma ray bursts during lightning events. The Italian Space Agency's AGILE observatory found that the energy spectrum of terrestrial gamma-ray flashes extends up to 100 MeV. These otherwise inexplicable observations can be resolved as being due to pseudoelectron formation by the absorption of high-energy gamma rays by the free electrons associated with lightning and thunderclouds. In addition to the traditional colliding counter flowing ice particles mechanism, the upward pseudoelectron current may serve to further positively charge clouds to achieve run-away relativistic electron energies of greater than 100 MeV to give rise to the extraordinarily 100 MeV gamma ray flashes."

https://www.livescience.com/28…s-airline-passengers.html

The fifth force predicted by GUTCP. For a good equiped lab it should be possible to test these claims. In his latest GUTCP version he gives two examples where pseudoelectrons and the fifth force might be the explanation for these natural phenomena (black hole jets and red sprites).

"... which fifth force ?"

May the fifth force be with you

and the pseudoelectron against you

due to negative gravitational mass.

http://brilliantlightpower.com…Ed-Volume3-Web-091217.pdf

Quote from Alan Smith

The interesting thing about BLP is the identity of their long term investors, quite a few of whom have been on board since the beginning. None have bailed, none are complaining, and they have just ponied up a lot more cash. Not an easy club o join btw, I think you need a million dollars to begin.

It sounds like the Mills moneyed contingent is motivated by hydrino doctrinaire. This motivation to donate money is not considered SCAMMING. It is closely related to the reason why people support their place of worship. Such an activity is also supportive of LENR because the Mill's SunCell system is really a LENR system. This fact will be revealed when transmutation of elements are detected in the SunCell system when a third party tester gets access to the inner workings of the SunCell.

Caveat for Bob the Builder

If you intend DIY pseudoelectrons

Check with RL Mills patent first

http://www.google.com/patents/WO2017062488A2?cl=en