Both cheapest you can get.
Good. Obtainable by almost anyone.
It is not horrifically expensive to equip one’s laboratory to the standard of Rossi.
The Stellar Net spectrometer is probably his most expensive purchase.
He should point it at the light!
We need to remain open-minded to any claims coming from any sources even after the trauma caused by il dottore. He is no less trustful as a scientist from the academy, after years of collecting public-funded wages, claiming that the world is a giant hologram.
We need to be vigilant, discerning, and sometimes ruthless with any claims from any sources. The ‘trauma’ of Ill Dottore is because of lenience and laissez faire thinking. A good gardener pulls the weeds before they grow.
SALM K.:
The setup is in France, controlled in remote from the USA,
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A.R.
LOL. How many hours until this statement is shown to be a lie?
Paradigmnoia "I don’t know about the red, but in the above image the lamp housing is clearly visible and reflecting brightly on top despite being behind the reflector."
The red light is also reflected from the rim of the housing at upper left (at least) - looking at the vertical cam you can see that the lens curves back into the rim, so I'm not so sure that light couldn't be refracted into the rim; but, yes, lots of reflective 'tells' don't sit right with the demo lamp being the main light source
The red is real, but it could be Levi’s lucky sweater as easily as a PSU display.
Maybe the other lamp is still set up next to this one. The lens housing seems different. Like it was pulled off a car bumper.
I don’t know about the red, but in the above image the lamp housing is clearly visible and reflecting brightly on top despite being behind the reflector.
An older camera I had would sometimes reflect the IR rangefinder as red from shiny objects in low light. The red would only show up in the camera, not in person.
They could spin a PV disc at high speed through the light, so it doesn’t melt, or maybe a Ferris wheel arrangement.
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Better to have that as a browser widget, so the spider doesn’t change the web
Then use 10000 leds
The performance is so lame, the chorus of sock puppets on JoNP cannot help but look out of touch with reality as they praise the unpraiseworthy.
No spectra for BrilliantLP recent output is available
As discussed in the EUV chip etching article I posted a while back, at EUV everything is an absorber. The specially designed mirrors on the 1 MW machine absorbed 98% on the first pass.
Oh, yeah. And it was a silicon chip etching machine, so imagine what it would do to a solar panel in a short time. 🙂
I think you don't understand what Frogfall means. He has already talked about what he means by the duck staring right in front of you, and is not that this is all a scam.
I understood perfectly.
You may make your own opinions about why dozens of discoveries of the millennium have been destroyed by their owners before replicating it separately. There are always good-sounding reasons, but history seems to show that most of them were not.
So the lesson to formerly successful inventors from successful inventors is keep your working prototype actually working.
And the old version disappears, was robbed for parts, got lost in a fire/explosion or is otherwise unavailable for reference…
Recurring theme now - 'Plausible Deniability' is a legal response to shafted Investors. Safe as long as he doesn't actually sell a dud to the public
Not safe in many countries.
There are lots of places where advertising and taking orders for something that doesn't actually exist is in fact a crime. Consumer protection laws, truth in advertising laws, etc..
It is not all about whether he takes the money or not.
Rossi on Researchgate still has the worst reads to citations ratio in the history of the site.
Congratulations on the achievement!
Nothing says bullshit like 100000+ click farm reads, the highest on Researchgate, and nobody cites the paper because it is such garbage it cannot be published
I saw a recent photo of Fabiani and he looks much healthier than I have ever seen him at Rossi events, and actually happy-looking. Nice to see.
The main feature of electric motors is that if you connect the shafts in series with certain gear ratios, you can use the last one to feedback some of the generated electricity to run the first one and thus create free energy. See ECW for examples.
Whatever happened to that Batmobile guy with magnet motors (in Nevada?) that was the buzz of the web for a short while a year or two ago?
It always seemed to me that torque isn’t the main shortfall of electric motors. It’s usually it’s main feature.
Electric planetary gear?
Sorry, torque converter.
A fluid one brings fluid in the middle and propels it outward to the outer ring which caries the load.
Normally there is slippage to allow the torque multiplication, which seems to be the jumping ahead part in the magnet version.
The best way to spin it is that Rossi doesn’t have to return to the USA
