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This does not add up. How can a 'natural ore' be proprietary?
Alan Smith
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A report from Carl Page's UK Venture, Terra Praxis. Thanks to Gregory Byron Goble for soptting the company.
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they delete everything
We delete almost nothing, except for advertising spam and name-calling ad homs. And that only after careful consideration.
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Actually Thomas, I follow the science whereas your continual criticism of early treatment studies leads one to believe that you are anti science!
Actually my heart sinks when I see 'I follow the science'. Think about it, you might as well say 'I follow the politics' In both cases it's a case of 'what science, what politics?'. 'Alchemy? Stalinism?
'We follow the science' was and is a UK political claim. In their case making sure there's someone else they can blame for every snafu,
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Almost 4 years on and not even Russ George's collaborators know how to reproduce his results.
But we do know how to improve on them
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Russ and I calibrated the Theremino GS with several isotopes including Cs137, K40 and Thorium.
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I think Garret Model's presentation will be the most interesting.
ETA- Tajmar slides available here...https://slideplayer.com/slide/6653168/
Experimental Study of the Machian Mass Fluctuation Effect Using a µN Thrust Balance N. Buldrini, K. Marhold, B. Seifert and M. Tajmar Space Propulsion. - ppt downloadMachian Mass Fluctuations ≈ Mass Fluctuation in a Capacitor Capacitor Volume Delivered Powerslideplayer.com -
And is it?
We try to make it so.
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Reminder...
Advanced Energy Concepts Challenging the Second Law of Thermodynamics
An SSE Symposium in conjunction with the 4th Annual Advanced Propulsion and Energy Workshop on Zoom
January 22, 2022, 10am - 6pm EST
10:00 AM – Daniel Sheehan. Beyond the thermodynamic limit: A template for second law challenges
11:00 AM – Paul Thibado. Graphene induces current in a circuit allowing thermal energy harvesting at a single temperature
12:00 PM – Germano D'Abramo. Theoretical analysis of thermionic emission as a way to harvest heat energy at a uniform temperature
12:50 PM – Lunch break
2:00 PM – James Weifu Lee. Energy renewal: isothermal utilization of environmental heat energy with asymmetric functions
3:00 PM – George Hathaway. Fundamental issues in energy harvesting
4:00 PM – Garret Moddel. Extracting zero-point energy: does it violate the second law?
5:00 PM – Panel discussion: Evidence for violations of the second law
5:50 PM – Conclusion
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So the main activity on this website is an ongoing debate about Covid-19 and it is tucked away in a thread called “The Playground” to indicate that it is not an appropriate topic. Who exactly is this subterfuge supposed to be fooling? How about acting like grownups and call this thread “Covid-19 Discussion” or something similar? i’m sure the LENR police will let you slide.
This decision to move both Rossi and Covid discussion into the 'Playground' was taken not lightly, but following a lot of discussion, both internally, and with our external advisors who are scientists working in the field. None of the forum team feel strongly that we have lost anything important by taking this action, even though we knew there would be a few dissenting voices. This is a cold fusion forum, and that should therefore be the dominant topic.
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You want less, not more channels. But with more discrimination and ideally in an area with surrounding noise floor reduced.
Why process 100 channels if it is not necessary? Pick two, prove them, add a couple more and prove them, and so on.
Hi- seems to me that the fewer channels the less discrimination you get, and of course improving the signal to noise ratio demands better discrimination. The nature of gamma spectroscopy is such that you cannot really 'pick and prove ' a channel or two in isolation -for it can only be regarded as significat when compared to the whole.
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Bruce has a 'thing' about Russ. He is definitely a tad magnetic.
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Deltacron- the variant that wasn't.....
Deltacron: the story of the variant that wasn’tNews of a ‘super variant’ combining Delta and Omicron spread rapidly last week, but researchers say it never existed and the sequences may have resulted from…www.nature.comOn 7 January, virologist Leondios Kostrikis announced on local television that his research group at the University of Cyprus in Nicosia had identified several SARS-CoV-2 genomes that featured elements of both the Delta and Omicron variants.
Named by them as ‘Deltacron,’ Kostrikis and his team uploaded 25 of the sequences to the popular public repository GISAID that evening, and another 27 a few days later. On 8 January, financial news outlet Bloomberg picked up the story, and Deltacron became international news.
The response from the scientific community was swift. Many specialists declared both on social media and to the press that the 52 sequences did not point to a new variant, and were not the result of recombination — the genetic sharing of information — between viruses, but instead probably resulted from contamination in the laboratory.
“There is no such thing as #Deltacron,” tweeted Krutika Kuppalli, a member of the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 technical team based at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, on 9 January. “#Omicron and #Delta did NOT form a super variant.”
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Hello there, and welcome. Please be advised that we do not allow product marketing on LENR-Forum, it's a scientific discussion website, Otherwise, thanks for your input.
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As you may know, I am spending a lot of time on researching the purification of waste-derived aluminum hydroxide from the 99.9 'ish' I can currently achieve to 99.99% purity. The reason for this work is that so called '4 Nines' hydroxide is a valuable commodity in short supply. In order to push the purity envelope I am gradually eliminating all the known sources of impuritie, just leaving me to battle with the unknown ones.
One of my needs was for a big ball mill, so the budget demands I build it myself. Luckily a another company close to the lab gifted me some very substantial 50mm diameter thick walled tube, and almost everything else has come from dark corners of my store-room., except the 2 jars and the 24VDC scooter motor to drive it. Most expensive items in the shot are those 2 high purity 1 litre alumina jars. Just waiting for another sprocket now to fit to the rollers. When done this will have variable speed, rev-counter and process timer. The little white cylinder in the second photo is solid PTFE - the business end of a bump-roller, designed to keep the jars from walking off the end of the rollers. They don't bounce! The rubber O-rings are to reduce slip and noise.
Ther are more interesting things to be assembled, I will post pictures as I go.
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Nice review of Edo and Co's book.
Book Review: The Nature of the Atom (An Introduction to the Structured Atom Model)By Matthew Ehret It has been far too long that science has been constricted by the many absurd assumptions underlying the early 20th century trainwreck that…risingtidefoundation.net"The Structured Atom Model (aka: SAM) begins with a simple concept that had once found a home in early pre-Solvay quantum physics when such atomic chemists as William Draper Harkins and his protégé Robert Moon noted that there is no necessity for neutrons when trying to account for the growth of “atomic mass” within the periodic table. [For anyone curious to know more about Dr. Robert Moon’s revolutionary breakthroughs in atomic physics, check out The Pythaogrean Model Needed to Overthrow Today’s Standard Model Priesthood].
Rather than neutrons stochastically floating within the nuclei and accounting for atomic mass, these early atomic chemists understood that “inter-nuclear electrons” offset by protons can account for all apparent “neutron” behaviour within radioactive decay, transmutation, atomic mass, isotope growth, fusion, fission and more."
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Edo I'm told there is a review of your book in 'Nexus' magazine, and also some comments about cold fusion.
extract from an email...
"We poped into WHSmiths to pick up a paper before going for a coffee and seeing NEXUS magazine bought it too. Under science news page 42-48 there is an article on the structured atom model, 2 pictures from SAFIRE and mentions LENR."
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"Vaccine" protection against Omicron for younger seems to be lower everywhere. https://www.covid19.admin.ch/d…?vaccStatusAgeRange=20-29
I suspect these just do more tests and have more dangerous encounters (clubs, cinema, parties...)
Also the kids do not have so much chance of getting the partial immunity gained from exposure to more common corona-virii circulating in the community that helps protect Millennials and older folk.
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Nobody has done any calorimetry with a LEC AFAIK. The electrical output is from the first systems is only nano-watts, so the heat would be hard to see. But electrical measurement is probably simpler and more sensitive than calorimetry in this case.
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I wonder how 'Desireless' (formerly owner of other names) proposes to run a reactor at 3000C when the melting point of all the materials visible is around 1500C?
