Shane D. wrote:

or purposely annoying

annoying is too kind ,,vexatious is more apppropriate IMHO

JedRothwell wrote:

This kind of behavior cannot be observed with Mizuno's air flow calorimeter,

Mizuno's calorimeter is sufficient for calorific output but

for thermal kinetics the Kobe and Tohoku calorimeters are much better..

however measurements of gamma output in the 200 and below KeV range

will be necessary for analysing reaction kinetics..

hopefully some progress on this gamma front will be reported in the next writeup from Tohoku

JedRothwell wrote:

Where on earth did you get the idea that the powder is wet

Vodka: 60% water, 40% ethyl alcohol, 0% science

Perhaps Ascoli's wet comment suits a different thread

Ascoli65 wrote:

At the beginning of the test, the powder is very wet,

What is the 'very wetness' of the powder in mass %?

Please provide a source for this wet assertion

Mass%H20...

or Mass% EtOH?

The preparation for the powders is by calcining and dry grinding..

There is no H2O added..perhaps Ascoli has added EtOH..

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The thin sheets were calcined in air at a temperature of 450 C for 60 h, during which
preferential formation of ZrO2 supporter zone with isolated
distribution of nano-structure zones of PdxNi0.35-x is expected.

They were then ground in a mortar to make the sample particles with diameter of several to tens of mm.

The composition parameter x is 0.044 (Pd/Ni ¼ 1/7) for most samples tested in Kobe Univ [9,13,15,18]. including the CNZ-type with Cu/Ni ¼ 1/7,

except for PNZ6 and PNZ6r with x ¼ 0.032 (Pd/Ni ¼ 1/10).

It will be found that the composition parameter x is one of the most important variables for excess power production

Siccario wrote:

but someone told me that Mizuno's lab was th ONLY one

Someone somewhere sometime.. told Siccario..so it says

Can Siccario be specific..

Zero infection control on Diamond Princess.. expert testimony

many comments..Diamond Petridish...

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Iwata_Kentaro/research

https://www.vaticannews.va/en/…nation-campaign-2020.html

Smallpox eliminated... polio almost

Pakistan kicks off 2020 anti-polio campaign

https://www.vaticannews.va/en/…nation-campaign-2020.html

Vaccination is justified for debiltating scourges like these.

For lesser evils such as flu on the other hand the cost/benefit/side effects profile is less attractive.

Still, I would recommend that my 92 year old Dad takes both the current pneumococcus and flu vaccine..

Covid 19 seems to be cutting a swathe thru the elderly Wuhan population.

Some deaths may be due to secondary infection.

New electronic state of matter..

electrons lock together.. 1 3 6 10 15 Pascal particles...

Great team work .. wonderful presentation..

Jeremy Levy seems to have found something more interesting than quantum computing..

https://lifeboat.com/blog/2020…lectronic-state-of-matter

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The experimental data deviates from the single-particle model in several important ways. At low
magnetic fields, the predicted linear Zeeman splitting of subbands is not obeyed; instead, the two
lowest subbands (|0,0, ±1/2 ⟩) are paired below a critical magnetic field, 𝐵P (9). At higher
magnetic fields, re-entrant pairing is observed as subbands intersect and lock over a range of
magnetic field values, near the Pascal field, 𝐵Pa.

Published in Science.. but at arxiv before Sep 12, 2019

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1909.05698.pdf

Second Batch of Experimental Gilead Coronavirus Drug Arrives in Wuhan

"The drug was transported from the U.S. to China by FedEx to be distributed to hospitals in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus,

for two ongoing clinical trials on a combined 760 patients.

https://www.caixinglobal.com/2…s-in-wuhan-101516104.html

There are number of clinical trials being initiated in China.

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2…cntry=&state=&city=&dist=

JedRothwell wrote:

If the Chinese had better public health, they would not allow the open slaughter of animals in open markets,

Hongkong apparently learned some lessons from SARS coronavirus 2003..

"The SARS epidemic also shed light on basic failings of the existing healthcare system in Hong Kong—

overcrowded wards; poor ventilation in some hospitals; lack of isolation facilities;

inadequate intensive care facilities; staff already working under heavy pressure;

difficulty in isolating and cohorting patients with suspected or possible SARS,

particularly at the point of admission and immediately thereafter.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC539564/

Much of these failings reoccurred in Wuhan 2020.. including the plumbing problem of dry water traps

However the biggest fail is that China kept the live food markets open..it never examined the root cause,,

Wyttenbach wrote:

Santilli as an SM addict made the same error as Mills

At least Mills and Santilli don't pay homage to Schroedinger..

Itzhak Bars might have more revelation than 3s,2t if he removed Erwin from his Torah

"

A relation between power-law potentials in the radial Schr¨odinger equation was encountered when considering the interaction between heavy quarks and antiquarks (“quarkonium”)

Duality Between Hydrogen Atom and Oscillator Systems via Hidden SO(d,2) Symmetry and 2T-physics

https://www.researchgate.net/p…2_Symmetry_and_2T-physics

AlainCo wrote:

NB: in France there is a report of a girl being beaten, "get out of the city, the highschool"

Sinophobia too in NZ ..my home suburb..of Birkenhead ,

Dr Linda Lum .a doctor who had never been to China..told to go home

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home…-to-go-home-to-china.html

however Gilead has no reason to be sinophobic,, its shareprice may rise..

At least two clinical trials of remdesivir for 2019-nCoV are under way in China,

seven_of_twenty wrote:

there need to be large, double blind, placebo controlled studies. These are very difficult to perform in very sick patients for ethical reasons.

Ethics isn't much of a problem inside China..

but Gilead's remdesevir patent is

https://www.nih.gov/news-event…ronavirus-disease-monkeys

https://www.fiercepharma.com/p…nch-tecentriq-s-china-nod

Max Nozin wrote:

That is always possible but I liked his arguments against neutrino.

I liked Santilli's arguments against the neutrino too..

especially his admission that he only supported the neutrinos out of heroworship of Enrico Fermi

but replacing them with the etherino is another matter,,

In Russia its OK to swear

https://www.themoscowtimes.com…ian-elevator-prank-a69221

LeBob wrote:

A free flowing of experimental/theoretical consideration

Siccario has freeflowing. as primary .. but consideration is secondary...

"No further discussion needed."

Max Nozin wrote:

http://www.santilli-foundation…ocs/EtherinoFoundPhys.pdf

Santilli's thundercorp appears to have gone the way of the etherino..

https://www.marketscreener.com…cipal-Officers--29896025/

But Molydenum100 might still be a useful LENR tool ...

Navid wrote:

if we can show that a real physical model can be created that seems to calculate some phenomena,

The real physical model strongly depends on the framework

AFAIK Mills Chapter 1 has a SU(3) framework..for physical space..

the orbitosphere model seems to be valid from my brief reading of Chapter One of GUTCP..

another valid framework is SO(4) = SU(2)xSU(2)

the NPP2 Model which uses this appears to be able to calculate some phenomena..accurately

such as the 13.6 ...... ev (9 or so digits precision) ionisation energy for the hydrogen atom

https://www.researchgate.net/p…physics_Main_achievements

Worthy initiative from Navid..from late 2019

Classical Spin Of The Electron - An Open Investigation"

"

What are we doing? An “open source” project to investigate classical electron spin

How do we plan to do this? - get 3 physicists/electrical engineers together Background needed? Advanced electromagnetic theory Goal? First to understand.

Second, publish a 2 page review paper on spin

'Understanding' involves heavy reading/math

of Volume One GUTCP..Chapter One pg 53-199..

https://brilliantlightpower.co…P-2020-Ed-Volume1-Web.pdf

Thanks to Brian Josephson for countering Tim Flannery's rhetoric

Flannery... zoologist.. palaeontologist.. erstwhile head of the climate council...author of "FutureEaters"

Flannery 2005.."Sydney's dams could be dry in as little as two years because global warming was drying up the rains,

leaving the city "facing extreme difficulties with water".Today 2020.. storage is 77%

https://www.waternsw.com.au/su…reater-sydneys-dam-levels

Flannery maintains, like others, that GW is causing megafires

but here is ample historical evidence that land mismanagement is the cause

Flannery "There’s a British saying that fire is a good servant but a bad master."

For thousands of years the Aboriginals managed this fire-prone continent .with fire.. it was a sacred duty.

also defensive...barefoot tribes faced extinction by megafire..unless they got rid of the fuel with cold burning

when the British arrived ,,it was a gentleman's estate

not a megafire waiting to happen. but over two centuries the new gentlemen have mismanaged the estate

https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au…rness-or-gentleman-s-park..

When Flannery says

"As far as swift climate action is concerned, all good choices have gone up in smoke”.

he is conflating megafire sensation with climate action with choices.

This year the Victoria aboriginals reinstituted in a small way the gentle land management of the past with cold fire..

Josephson's recommendation for cold fusion research funding

recently in the Guardian is commendable

but it won't stop megafires... the Aboriginal cool burn will...

https://www.abc.net.au/news/20…turn-to-victoria/10761772

Peak of epidemic = mid late February

Supposes ..Chinese Epidemiologist Zhong Nanshan