Michael Clarage of SAFIRE team, Aureon Energy, published in his personal blog some interesting results of transmutation of an AlMg alloy into Iron and Carbon in “explosion domes” during electrolysis experiments. I was really surprised to see this flashback to the early 1990’s with KCl electrolyte and findings of transmutation. You don’t find what you don’t look for:
Article can be read here:
He is also the first person ever to quote Parkhomov tables besides Bob Greenyer.
Michael Clarage of SAFIRE team, Aureon Energy, published in his personal blog some interesting results of transmutation of an AlMg alloy into Iron and Carbon in “explosion domes” during electrolysis experiments. I was really surprised to see this flashback to the early 1990’s with KCl electrolyte and findings of transmutation. You don’t find what you don’t look for:
Article can be read here:
He is also the first person ever to quote Parkhomov tables besides Bob Greenyer.
Discussed here RE: Safire eyes commercialization within 5 years, with launch of new company Aureon Energy!
The parallel is striking between the climate crisis and Netflix's movie, "Don't Look Up". After trying unsuccessfully to get U.S. government attention over a large incoming comet, the astronomer shouts on the news channel, "Don't you understand? We're all going to die!!" The key finding of the latest scientific report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Chage (IPCC), "Climate Chage 2021: The Physical Science Basis," August 9, 2021 is that this immediate threat is widespread, rapid and intensifying. The IPCC is the United Nation's body for assessing the science related to climate change. The IPCC report describes changes in the earth's climate in every region of the earth and across the whole climate system. Many changes are unprecedented in thousands, if not hundreds-of-thousands of years. The report points to the need for strong and sustained reductions in emission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases to limit climate change. Columnist Eugene Robinson writes in "Opinion: The U.N.'s Dire Climate Report Confirms: We're Out of Time," (The Washington Post, August 9, 2021): "We're out of time. It's as simple as that.... If the world immediately takes bold, coordinated action to curb climate change, we face a future of punishing heat waves, deadly wildfires and devastating floods - and that's the optimistic scenario, according to an alarming new U.N. report. If, on the other hand, we continue down the road of half-measures and denial that we've been stuck on since scientists first raised the alarm, the hellscape we leave to our grandchildren will be unrecognizable."
Hello NEPS*NewEnergy , I am just returning to the forum slowly after Covid took me out of combat for almost a full month, but I need to remind you of our forum policy that is being breached here: we avoid global warming discussion at LENR-Forum, as it is a topic too loaded with politics. I know you mean well but please focus on the LENR science side of things, we all know that it is much needed.
Also thanks for your interesting inputs.
Oh my God! What sad news! I had felt a sense of dread for not knowing about him for so long, I kept regular emails with him until he was unable to use a computer anymore some years ago. What a tremendous loss.
One can only hope. I know many dislike Sci-hub, but many of those still use it. I am a fan of Ms. Elbakian.
Please remember to not start more threads on this topic, there’s already a thread for discussion an this one will be closed.
New preprint from Wyttenbach and Russ George:
A new experimental path to mucleosynthesis.
New preprint from Wyttenbach and Russ George:
A new experimental path to mucleosynthesis.
As correctly suggested by Rob Woudenberg , please continue the discussion of this work here:
Matsumoto’s and many others results are compatible with reactions that involve multiple nucleons simultaneously in a complex matrix of fusion - fission reactions. The Parkhomov tables provide a good tool for assessment of the likelihood of the possible results based on the elements present and, at higher temperatures, the role of slow neutrinos. The likelihood is based on the energy available from each reaction.
Cherepanov2020 started this thread, so on this basis is entitled to express his ideas.
However if the intention here is disinformation and disruption of good ongoing discussions and research, this is not appropriate, and may be more about geopolitics not science.
Most of us are aware that there are some issues with existing theory which require careful critique to resolve. I’m not yet convinced this dialogue is adding to a resolution of this.
To be fair, this thread was started by Cherepanov but all the last comments were moved from another thread where they were off topic. No one here wants to disrupt discussion, just enhance it and keep it in the proper space. I have asked Cherepanov to not derail other threads with his objections to other people’s ideas.
Just another reminder this will be the thread to comment about SKLed /SKLep demo, from now on, even if there’s nothing to comment about yet.
In case you missed it, tomorrow we start talking about Rossi here RE: The Long Awaited Dec 9th 2021 Ecat SKLed and SKLep Presentation Thread
I am a bit skeptical of the man to say the least, but will strive to be open minded. He could surprise us, you never know. If not, well then all bets are off.
Just a reminder of this new thread, after the demo starts please begin discussion in that thread instead of the current one.
No livestream link yet.
The following post comes from Frank Acland of Ecatworld.com, who is in contact with Rossi. It contains the link for the Youtube Channel to which the Livestream will be uploaded.
Posted on December 8, 2021 • 40 Comments
I have decided to post this new thread.
I have just one piece of news so far regarding tomorrow’s presentation, which is that the official presentation video will be posted on this new YouTube Channel for Leonardo Corporation:
There is no content there at this point, but the video will go live on this channel at 9:00 am Miami time (US Eastern Time)
As I get more information I will update this post.
This thread is posted to host the discussion from the upcoming Demo of SKLed and SKLep products.
Please refrain from posting until the demo is broadcast live.
Several posts moved to a more appropiate thread. Please avoid off topic posting.
December LENR-Forum News.
Dear LENR-forum community:
On the final month of this history making year 2021 We are happy to bring you some exciting and uplifting news from the LENR trenches.
Google's Cold Fusion inspired patent application captures DoE's interest:
In spite of failing to reproduce classic Cold Fusion experiments, the Research Team funded by Google has kept working in the field and has produced interesting work. Besides having a preponderant role in late October ARPA-E sponsored LENR workshop, we recently became aware that a patent application in which Google Inc. was one of the initial Asignees at the moment of filing, was recently assigned to the US Department of Energy, thus marking a public interest in the results.
The patent application ( https://patents.google.com/patent/US20210151206A1 ) is not of "cold fusion" per se, but of a device for sourcing "fusion reaction products" that claims to be able to control the rate of fusion products obtained from classic high kinetic energy light elements particles collisions with low kinetic energy light elements particles, when it happens that the low kinetic energy particles are confined and diffused through a palladium electrode immersed in an electrolyte, and that the control of the rate of the fusion reactions can be exerted by controlling the bias voltage in the electrolytic cell (this may remind our members, to some extent, to the Lattice Assisted Nuclear Fusion claims of NASA).
The practical relevance of this invention is the acknowledgment that a lattice can play a role in enhancing classical fusion reactions, even if still requiring high energy particles involvement, and means that the basic premise of Pons and Fleischmann is recognized as having practical and research value, even enough to capture the public interest through the US Department of Energy. You can join the discussion of these interesting developments of Google's research team in the following LENR-Forum thread: Updates from Google on LENR research
Brazilian Nuclear Energy Researchers officially join the LENR field with a strong claim:
A team led by Dr. Luciano Ondir Freire (Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares (IPEN-CNEN/SP), Nuclear Engineering Center, São Paulo, Brazil) has published recently in the Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry the review paper "Preliminary survey on cold fusion: It’s not pathological science and may require revision of nuclear theory". This extensive review paper has thoroughly assessed the 30+ years of LENR research to conclude that it is a valid and potentially ground breaking research field in spite of the controversy, and that it may lead to revise accepted nuclear models. Dr. Luciano Ondir participated in ICCF 23 as expositor with a Poster Presentation. You can join the discussion of this important paper at the following LENR-Forum thread: Brazil Joins the party- a survey of the LENR field.
Fan fueled frenzy of interest on controversial claims of Andrea Rossi climaxes as announced "SKLed" and "SKLep" demo date approaches:
December 9th is the date in which the demonstration of the SKLed and SKLep products will take place, a date long awaited by fans and foes of Andrea Rossi. The event will be transmitted live 3:00 pm Timezone Europe/Stockholm . We at LENR-forum will be hosting a thread for commentary and discussion of the live event and will post in it the link to the livestream as soon as it becomes available. May this be the moment awaited for so many and so long? We will find out together. Don't forget to join the discussion of this anticipated event at LENR-Forum.
That's all for now, don't forget to visit http://www.lenr-forum.com for much more in depth information and discussion of the LENR research and commercial development field!
Update: thread for discussion posted here.
There’s a bunch of aggregated threads of NKodama, he also has a ResearchGate page where he has uploaded a couple of papers he got published.
Display MoreAbout the BIOSEARCH team.
Charles Entenmann is a member of the Entenmann family whose name is familiar to Americans. Entenmann’s bakeries produce very good Entenmann’s breads, cakes and donuts in many locations.
Charles Entenmann funded numerous philanthropic foundations. These include in particular the University Hospital of Sarasota, (Florida), the Roskamp Institute dedicated to research on Alzheimer's disease. Charles Entenmann took an early interest in Cold Fusion and supported the research of Alf Thomson and several researchers and journalists in the field of Nuclear Reactions in Condensed Matter. Charles Entenmann has developed with Alf Thomson a new type of revolutionary hemostatic and bacteriostatic dressing: “BIOSEAL”. He founded the BIOLIFE company and a factory was built in Sarasota. He also founded the BIOSEARCH company for innovative multidisciplinary research. Charles Entenmann attended the ICCF 18 meeting in Washington and immediately saw the potential of fusion diode technology.
https://www.researchgate.net/p…m_Excess_Energy_to_Energy
He decided to set up a laboratory and assemble a team in the premises of the company Biosearch in Sarasota.
The team of the company Biosearch did an extremely important job: more than 1500 fusion diodes tested, with many pairs of metals and semiconductors.
The energy released was measured by both voltametry and calorimetry. Many calorimeters have been built.
Radiation measurements were carried out by many methods, in particular thanks to a fog chamber making it possible to visualize the trace of the energetic particles emitted.As you can see on this chapter of the Biosearch report, (page 7) They reproducibly observed the appearance of a spontaneous voltage and observed electric currents produced by fusion diodes. They recorded sustained tensions for more than 15 months.
They managed (briefly) to light a low-powered red light emitting diode.
fabrice DAVID , can you share the link to the Biosearch report again? The one in your previous post is broken.
Hello Andrew, welcome to LENR-forum. Can you provide some more background to your proposal?
