Axil Axil
At 44:29 of Bob's video, the LENR active agent seen in ECCO is an ultra dense hydride that will produce strange radiation tracks. Since it is a superconductor, it is metastable and retains its activity for months if allowed to extract energy from matter.
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Hi Axil, what you have to say about LENR interests me and so I pay attention to it. Above you say-- " Since it is a superconductor, it is metastable and retains its activity for months if allowed to extract energy from matter."
This is something you have said many times before so I decided to try an experiment.
LION 1 was run between May 26th and May 29th 2017- one year ago.
I had a few grains of dust left of the outside crust, so I placed them in a LFH ceramic tube at 800C for 8 hours. When cool I placed them on a specially prepared x Ray emulsion.
On one side of the green plastic outside I placed GOLD Leaf and on the other side SILVER Leaf. This on both sides was folded several times so the leaf was essentially a foil.
The Dust was then placed on the GOLD side and a piece of foam placed on both sides of the emulsion on top of which was placed Barium Ferrite magnets, North on one side South on the other, taped together and left for three months. The magnets were 4cm x 2 and 3/4cm x 1cm.
These are the results:
IGNORE the black square in the photos, it is simply CCD pixel damage in the USB Microscope.
THANKS AXIL for your suggestion.
THE PHOTOS are best viewed in Full Screen Mode.
That there is anything on the emulsion is amazing and the curvature is an added bonus. --GREAT IDEA AXIL. THANKS.