https://woodfordfunds.com/our-funds/wpct/trust-facts/
Woodford Patient Capital Trust total assets £844.8m
[lexicon]Industrial Heat[/lexicon] is 1.72% of the fund's total portfolio.
1.72% of £844.8m is £14.53m
£14.53m is $22m
So [lexicon]Industrial Heat[/lexicon] got 22 million dollars from Woodford?
More names for dense hydrogen:
Link to Jones Beene's post in vortex-l
- f/H (fractional hydrogen)
- IRH (inverted Rydberg hydrogen)
- DDL hydrogen (deep Dirac level)
- pychno-hydrogen
- femto-hydrogen
- virtual neutron
- Dark Matter hydrogen
- metallic hydrogen
- sub-orbital hydrogen
What if Mills' hydrino is actually ultra-dense deuterium? Or vice versa?
About the differences and similarities between ultra-dense deuterium, hydrinos, hydrogen miniatoms and atomic metallic hydrogen.
Mills says hydrogen releases energy as it shrinks to hydrino:
http://www.blacklightpower.com/press/011414-2/
Someone has conjectured that deuterium releases energy as it collapses to ultra-dense state:
http://www.researchgate.net/pu…um_and_cold_fusion_claims
So, are the concepts of hydrino and UDD basically the same thing?
Then, what is this hydrogen miniatom discussed on the abstract on PDF-page 35:
https://yadi.sk/i/FEMiWIOqiPoMJ
Is hydrogen miniatom the same concept as UDD and hydrino?
What about atomic metallic hydrogen:
http://arxiv.org/abs/1312.6851
How AMH relates to UDD and hydrinos?
thanks,
John
