it is looking like it is not slowing down . 253 more "official" deaths since yesterday and yesterday was "under reported".
Phone calls directly to the crematoriums do not yield numbers but they say that they can only release the ashes to family and they are starting to have trouble finding family members to take the ashes. I wonder if that is because they have left the city or if they have died.
Origin is not CNN but CCN. That is how fakes are created.
Display MoreFrom vortex-l, origin CNN :
more than sevenfold dead bodys burning/day ...
Billionaire Whistleblower: Wuhan Coronavirus Death Toll Is Over 50,000
Confirmed by sulfur cloud...
But also: Real death rate in the range of 1 out of 10'000 or even 100'000 according BCC and others. Most infections did happen in the hospital...
image of SO2 signature
But it could also be burning of medical waste
Alan Smith had already posted sine links, on the first and second page of this thread, to the Indian preprint and Lyons-Weller blog where one can find all the argumentations for this stance. Anyway, With some Googling you will find similar expert opinions that the artificial origin of the nCov2019 is suspected.
to me what is at issue is not the assigning of origin but the identification of the genes that might give clues as to its treatment. There are reports that HIV drugs have some utility in recovery.
Research Scientist Presents Critical Insights Into Wuhan Coronavirus
info on the gene structure of the virus
latest genetic mapping indicates the possible source is the Pangolin anteater. 99% match.
The curve looks to me (different time constants for the same power levels) that insulation was changed or that the air flow changed. I would worry that the fan speed was correlated (say from same uncontrolled supply) to the system heater.
how many working robots does he claim to have working now?
Where are the hundreds of Ecats produced by robots sold to major international companies?
I always found it interesting that both Stanley Meyer and JR Reding (CETI, Patterson power cell) both died of brain aneurysms.
if LENR goes to He that 24 Mev could produce a lot of H2 or D2
We think of LENR as producing heat but perhaps it can also give excess hydrogen/deuterium.
I know that Stanley Meyers is no longer with us but
my question is what happened to his dune buggy.
Has anyone here tried to duplicate his work?
Does any one see excess hydrogen in any of the LENR attempts?
I got a box of twenty 10W large ceramic resistors 1 to 16 ohm (mix of several of each), for 8 bucks at a hobby robot-electronics-3D print store. I burnt several 1 ohm resistors by seeing how much current I could push through them after the DPS1, and a series-parallel block of four 16 ohms to see I could make them glow roasted several more.
you can make low ohm resistors from copper clad carbon welding rods... that some of the copper off the center.
What material is in the TC's?
Surely you are not using a stainless steel clad TC with the stainless in the electrolyte. Use a TC in a glass tube with a few drops of mineral oil for thermal transfer.
You may also be seeing some RF pick up from the TC wires. Check by reading the TC near but outside the container and make sure the TC is shielded and grounded.
Please let's use elementary logic.
Even if only 10% of what he says was true, it would be the most revolutionary scientific discovery in the field of LENR, and would be presented as a breaking news by all mainstream media!
Compare this with a non peer-reviewed paper with zero citations!
Yes, the case of the dog that did not bark: https://brieflywriting.com/201…bsence-of-expected-facts/
The absence of something is often the strongest evidence.
Certainly not. When, recently, Florida authorities inspected his condo due to a complaint, there was no equipment there at all and Rossi said his manufacturing is done elsewhere- in Ft Lauderdale if memory serves.
Seriously, Shane?
they just didn't see his system and the robots working on it..... perhaps it was made with the same stuff as his heat exchangers.
It makes me think about the 81.924 MHz , 365.608 MHz , 533.688 MHz previously found to help excess heat in Pd D
FYI, Still no one from Google has contacted me or anyone I work with. All there seems to be are rumors on the web - no substantal physical effort to connect or communicate. They are not serious, just fishing. I would "host" one of their researchers on one of my back benches, help them set up an electrochemical system and step them through it. But I doubt it would ever happen since they are not really serious.
Can anyone point to a single case where they tried to work with someone within the LENR "community" (i.e. someone with positive experimental results)? Perhaps they talked to Storms or McKubre, but evidently did not even act on their advice.
Display MoreThe conference has started! Bill Collis spoke first, but I missed it - jammed up at the front desk, people still coming in. I met Alla Kornilova at breakfast!!!!!! What a thrill! I will try to interview with the camera this week.
Mike McKubre is up now speaking about how the CF community should do better communicating what we know. He is addressing the negative google article. He says that they did not "not listen". He says that they listened, and we didn't effectively communicate. The failure is on the cmns community, McKubre says.
"This field lacks a clearly and fully specified written protocol to reproduce even semi-reliably any aspect of our claims for cold fusion or condensed matter nuclear effects of any sort."
We need "to see oursels as ithers see us!" Google did good things with their 4-year program:
1. Vision and action. - $10 million and four years so far, and they are CONTINUING.
2. Publication - an achievement to publish, despite the negative result.
3. Confirmation -
4. Youth involvement - google put together a young team that is INTERESTED in this field, and McKubre believes this participation with young people in this program may have actually saved the field, which is getting way too old.
"Without active youth participation we will fail to complete Martin Fleischmann's dream and vision."
Stan and Martin discovered not just cold fusion, but "nuclear effects".
He believes that he could not do what he did at SRI, because he doesn't have the TEAM of talent, which is critical. SRI was "lucky" with the materials early on, and then their palladium ran out, and then it was tough to get the effect.
We "don't know how it works, but we know it can be done, and it has already given indication that it may be useful", says McKubre.
What's next? Mike Melich's loss was huge, because he thought "strategically", and Matt Trevithik is a strategic thinker too.
Afterwards, I asked, "How do I respond when people say google didn't get any result, and the Nature articles are clear that this is not real"? He said that those people are thinking "like it was in 1989", and they aren't going to change, so essentially, it's not worth trying.
I think the problem is with Google not the LENR community. They never talked to me. None ever visited my lab. - and there are not that many working LENR labs around these days. They did not let the community know they were interested until after their failures. That is on them not us.
Drgenek correct me if I am wrong but if you know how to get low energy photons combine into high energy ones would ia new type of x-ray/laser and a Nobel perhaps?
is seems like the second law of thermo would forbid such things. How is entropy treated in such a case?
"the cell has broken and cannot be opened"
Stainless steel hardware is notorious for galling and binding up such that fasteners cannot be removed, is that what happened?
During assembly, a bit of zinc dust in petrolatum works wonders for later disassembly.
yes, that is why most "professional" conflate systems normally use the silver plated bolts.
for example: https://www.idealvac.com/Bolt-…t-Hole-Flanges/pp/P104381
I would say, however, that I have also use Ti bolts.
