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ICCF-24 updates and other Anthropocene/ARPA-E news
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72 hours is normal, but you can watch it on your iPhone or you need help....
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The first photo is of the Conference room. As you can see it’s large enough to allow for social distancing.
In the second photo the front area is where the coffee and snacks will be during breaks. The posters will be in the rear area. The glass-walled room on the far right will be for demos.
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You arrived a little too early, no one yet
Sure you won't miss anything at all
Probably you took the last Concorde available in UK
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Yes S-SAFE
Good moniker! Excellent.
I wonder what else is new?
ICCF-24 is generating palpable excitement and energy.
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S-SAFE seems like a timely advance, especially since Wyttenbach has the patent rights on the new SO(4) physics! Good for us in the UK and INTERNATIONALLY. He has covered, with his patent, all the bases. High time he published these findings in NATURE PHYSICS.
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But maybe it should be extended to an infinite series of dimensions? i.e. SO(n)?
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with his patent
publications...methinks
The Role of Defensive Publications in Intellectual Property Protection
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Strange that the EU Hermès project was put forward alongside other American or Japanese projects.
Nobody knows anything about their team, where they come from when the other European project Clean HME was simply forgotten?
It smells bad the lobbying...
Display MoreAnthropocene Institute have invented yet another acronym for cold fusion...
The case for Solid-State Atomic & Fusion Energy (S-SAFE)
Richard Feynman was right. There is plenty room at the bottom and the quantum revolution has only begun. From transistors to superconducting materials, scientists have only begun to understand the behavior of matter at the nanometer level where quantum effects dominate. Can these properties be used to enable Solid-State Atomic & Fusion Energy (S-SAFE), a phenomena that is also referred to as cold fusion or low energy nuclear reactions (LENR)?
Scientists from the US, EU, Japan, India, and China have independently observed the production of excess heat when nano-materials, made of metallic composites, react with hydrogen isotopes and controlled heat. While a consistent theory to explain this phenomenon has yet to be proposed, the coherent or collective effects at the quantum level are thought enable reaction pathways that are not explained with classical mechanics.
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RobertBryant - it wouldn't constitute a defensive publication in Nature Physics - all it would be a revelation of the truth. That is all we are aiming at. A comprehensive theory to account for S-SAFE.
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What to do next, I call, they don't answer, who will tell me what to do...
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The staff was talking and as far as we know this ICCF will be the first with 2 live, running demos...BEC and Frank Gordon. Celani I think did one a few years back. Question is: will it be enough to change the mind of a skeptic, or attract investments?
Another first; Peter Diamandis, the founder of the X-Prize will be a speaker. No doubt playing a role, if not leading, in establishing the already announced LENR X-Prize.
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Another first; Peter Diamandis,
One of my heroes....
No doubt in my mind this launches CMNS into the mainstream with a capital M!
