What would be environmental is if they went vegetarian and fed people all their nutritious plant based livestock feed, forsaking the subsidizing of animal products. More people could afford to by low cost EVs and make use of those chargers!

Launch scrubbed but I hope it will go smoothly on Sep 2nd, and can measure up to their robust planning.

Good day Alan, the one reasonable answer is accelerated beta decay and the transfer of other forms of energy (lifelike high energy solid-state chemistry made possible by Dufours/Mills-like hydrogen/mineral interactions) into charged ions creating an electric potential..

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An interview on LENR/Cold Fusion:

Science and U: Exploring a New Historic LENR Invention with Dr. Frank Gordon, Harper Whitehouse

https://aneighborschoice.com/s…gordon-harper-whitehouse/

Like this, but if you could accelerate the decay to occur in months to a year, or whatever rate of discharge to be comparable in power to a turbine generator, or super cap. There is an article somewhere on here already about accelerated beta decay being possible through intense ionisation troubling of the unstable nucleus, deep past the valence electrons without crashing into it. I believe there is a "standard physics" paper and a Millsian one.

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Do you mean LENR or LEHR (Low Energy Hydrogen Reactions)?

Both. Piggie back of each other, one supports the other. Beta decay still is nuclear but it would be low energy proton/hydrogen/light mediated, no nuclear fragments ☺️🙏. Stabilisation.

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A spectrum of interactions to be seen. Yes

The SPAWAR/GEC Genie Reactor 2012 is based on CMNS hybrid fission/fusion research utilizing Uranium or Thorium. Presented as Gen VI nuclear LENR Thermal technology in 2012.

I've often thought about the nano fission spectrum of interactions this creates in the lattice for these folks. Transmuting radioactive waste to benign elements while powering the turbines is a bold market entry..

Recently Alan Smith posted an article from 89 where Uranium is proposed as an important test of theory for cold fusion by Edward Teller.

This is important as consideration of why SPAWAR et al chose this direction of research early on. Perhaps Fralick and Mosier-Boss discussed and reviewed the report mentioned in the article.

I've not been able to find the report or any review of it. I hope we learn more about it someday.

A Hybrid Fusion Fast Fission Reactor

Inventors Lawrence Parker Galloway Forsley and Jay Wook Khim

Abstract

A hybrid nuclear fusion fast fission reactor is disclosed. The hybrid reactor may include an electrolyte solution comprised of PdCI2 a conductive salt and D2O, an anode of a noble metal, a cathode consisting of a conductive high Z (atomic number greater than 46) material wound around a deuteride-forming actinide nuclear fuel element, a power source providing constant current to the + anode and the - cathode, an applied power profile for fabricating the PdD nanoalloy, and a co-deposition of a PdD nanoalloy on to the high Z cathode winding as well as the nuclear fuel element. A preferred embodiment stablizes the actinide deuteride nuclear fuel element from hydrogen isotope de-loading. A preferred embodiment initiates deuterium-deuterium fusion in the deuterized fuel element and fissioning deuterized fuel element actinides. A preferred embodiment includes surrounding spent nuclear fuel elements with deuteride nuclear fuel elements that will fast fission the spent fuel elements. Another preferred embodiment includes surrounding the deuteride nuclear fuel elements with spent fuel elements as fast neutron reflectors that will also fission

https://patents.google.com/pat…rsley&oq=Lawrence+forsley

Teller, Chu "Boost" Cold Fusion

Robert Pool

Science, 246 (4929), • DOI: 10.1126/science.246.4929.449

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https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.246.4929.449

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I'm referring to strictly beta electron, heat/cold, and light producing (super soft gamma) phenomena. The safest approach.

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Yes, but it interacts magnetically and chemically, which is classically un-dark matter-like

Point taken. Molecular density in deep space? other things?

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I thought since it defeated the dark matter hypothesis, it was dropped as a subject.

Firstly that shouldn't stop people from pushing for information, it would be useful. This doesn't defeat the dark matter hypothesis. Strands including elements O and N woven in like a polymer would behave different from free H(1/4)*, intriguing still though not fully understood😊. All that has been implied is high chemical resistance and paramagnetism.

How strong are those H2(1/4)* compound strands though, the white silk hair stuff. I do not understand why that isn't talked about.

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I have no theory about hydrino,,,or 490 eV

Why hasn't Mills explained where the many missing horses on his team are?

Is it bad for business?

If there is no explanation then all he has is one dense hydrogen with

maybe a 491 ev formation energy from H2... but then

the calculations for 491 eV are based on his theory..

maybe he just got lucky,,the 490 eV measurement is true..

but the calculation is wrong..

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Maybe the answer is right because the math was right, to a point, and then wrong. 1/4th is the sweet spot. The projection that it would continue to condense to 1/100 etc.. and that the state is stable without a bond atom is where there is no proof. Weak nuclear bond stuff is the important point, seams as though there is a "Lagrange point" one specific orbit with just hydrogen atoms. Unless you are talking about the lovely colorful metals right of the alkali bunch on the periodic table, they bond with hydrogen at increasing energies (keV).

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Where did this terminology H*-H* come from? How does it differ from Hydrinos, or Holmlid's H(0)? Having too many pet terminologies confuses the matter. Call it one thing then figure out what it is. Unless they all really exist seperately, which I doubt.

One dense hydrogen molecule state.

A recent educative video. Crying for People to at least consider this is good.

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The market IS the final arbiter, in the sense that once devices are in the market, the crowd will come to a conclusion on its veracity. The problem with your argument is that some within the scientific community have worked extremely hard to erect a reputation trap for anyone who dare test a device that might threaten their funding and sacrosanct theories.

If you believe it's worth it forge on through the "reputation trap".

Can you call the omicron variant a natural vaccine of sorts? For sure it's amazing that it appears to have both more transmission and not espouse dangerous features like a cold.

It's almost like they don't want it to be known what the actually energy density is, cause then you could find the genuine source. Why not 96 hours of run time instead of 6? Four days of data would be telling. Not zero point energy.

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The link between chemistry and Lenr remains to be proven. I know that most of the field connects chemistry to Lenr.

Personally, I think it wasted a lot of time focusing on this pseudo link.

For example, where is the chemistry in the Iwamura's multilayers ?

The link between chemistry and LENR is so obvious it is palatable. It is a waste of time to ignore obvious connections and creation's inspiration on this matter.

Have only watched two or three of these. Share what you find interesting, amazing connections and parallels.

Covid induced diabetes is an interesting side thing to consider. DrBeen has a video about it with a guest doctor. The long haul symptoms are showing along with proven inexpensive medical treatments lifestyle is key to improving quality of management even post covid!

The two together seem to work even better.

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None of Clean Planet, Brillouin or Matsumoto ever referred to Holmlid's publications.

Or Mills, etc.

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Lots of talk by Greenyer, mostly already discussed at LF.

True, i mainly agree with the heading :).