So, It seems team google never really ceased to exist, was just looking for more funding. This is interesting. I wonder if they had submitted a proposal to the Arpa-e FOA.
At the ICCF24 Panel Discussion, Trevithick said most of the team stayed involved. That tells us something about what they saw, but did not include in their Nature Paper.
A recent video from Berlinguette's lab.
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A recent video from Berlinguette's lab.
Electrochemically hydrogen loaded target, from where that crazy idea could come from? 😉
https:// m.youtube.com/watch?v=VzApRZYKGyY
Nice set-up the Berlinguette Group has. Like the name of the reactor also: "Thunderbird". As mentioned above, at ICCF24 Trevithick said most of the old Team Google are still working on LENR. This new video, and Schenkel's heading up the 2 ARPA-E Teams (LLBL/Univ of Cal-Davis) proves it.
Makes you wonder what they saw during their 4 year TG (Project Charleston), they did not put in their Nature paper?
Nice set-up the Berlinguette Group has. Like the name of the reactor also: "Thunderbird". As mentioned above, at ICCF24 Trevithick said most of the old Team Google are still working on LENR. This new video, and Schenkel's heading up the 2 ARPA-E Teams (LLBL/Univ of Cal-Davis) proves it.
Makes you wonder what they saw during their 4 year TG (Project Charleston), they did not put in their Nature paper?
Philip Ball wrote a piece that had a few hints in it, though the details now escape me.
