It has been said the Rossi switched the fuel core to cheat the test, what kind substitute fuel could have provided the results you measured if he switched the reactor core before and after the testing to fool you?
Did your team do further research to determine the nature of the physical process generating the heat?
Will there be further papers coming out based upon the research you have already done?
Will you be doing further research, into the nature of the process, and how do you plan to approach that?
Do you know enough to speculate on whether the process could be modified to directly produce electricity?
Is this in your opinion a unique area of conventional physics, or is there new physics involved which will require new theory outside standard conventions?
Is there a potential for this to be implemented in highly dangerous ways by backyard replicators, aside from the potential to detonate small quantities of pressurized hydrogen? IE: radiation, large rapid energy releases.
Are you free to continue research with the devices supplied by Industrial Heat?
Do you still have possession of any working Industrial Heat devices?
Do you have any projection for what the maximum COP for a single stage device will ultimately be?
Do you think the process can be modified to transmute rare elements from common ones?
If you consider the energy released as coming from only the materials transmuted what might the energy density look like compared to fission fuels?
Might the value of the fuel to energy ratio be beyond what conventional nuclear reactions can provide; Is there potentially a greater quantum potential being tapped?
Do you sense that you are receiving a reasonable treatment from the physics community as a whole?
Will you be ostracized for looking at the work of an outsider?
How far do you think the technology is from having optimized efficiency?
Do you have any concepts for better approaches to implement the process: Higher temperatures, meta material, manufactured reaction sites, solid state cores, larger scale?
Why do you think your work is already being attacked as savagely as it has been?