From Ars Technica:
mRNA vaccines have been a hot topic in research for several years, but so far, there are no licensed vaccines that use this method. This has given some experts pause about the ability to quickly scale up production. The vaccines also require extreme cold storage (-70 degrees Celsius in the case of BNT162b2), which adds to the daunting logistical challenges of vaccinating the worldwide population.
Anti-mink protocol anyone?
"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.
One would think that if cavitation produced nuclear reactions that pumps everywhere would be radioactive, eh?
re: big bangs from BLP
Gotta wonder if they have tried to use this optical energy to pump a laser??
Would it be that hard to do?
Industrial cooling water treatment uses coupons for determining corrosion rates. Precisely weighed coupons of different metals are inserted into the water stream for a period of time then removed, cleaned and weighed to measure loss (corrosion) of that particular metal in that water chemistry. One can tell how long metallic components of the system are expected to last. Pix here:
https://www.google.com/search?…8QsAQIYg&biw=1600&bih=809
Perhaps it is a similar method to gain insight?
Do you have any idea what the paths, fractals and nanowires actually are?
The fractals look like something crystallizing from a solution. Was the sample wet and the crystallization from drying?
The nanowires are very smooth, do they have exceptional strength?
Very interesting pix.
@Kirk
Has there been any events at your worksite that might point to an anomalous heat source being present??
This news is not really LENR related however may eventually be used in conjunction with LENR devices for various purposes.
I know there are some here that have a chip against these folks, but ya can't please everybody!
Is anybody else having the annoying ad at the top of the page hijacking the focus to the ad instead of the message I'm trying to read?
Maybe its just my firefox install....
Speaking of Mills, recently issued patent...2/7/2017
Not really LENR related, but interesting anyhow.
Ed Storms seems to be centered here:
In the new format it would be nice to see a "Forum" button at the bottom of each page so one does not have to scroll to the top to go there. The old format had a link at the bottom 
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http://www.instructables.com/i…r-Laptop-as-Oscilloscope/
I have used similar ones in the past with great results for rudimentary measurements.
There are also Spec-An and Sig-gen routines available.
Looking thru a trade magazine and saw a new product ad by Aremco for Ceramacast 586.
High dielectric 125V/mil, high resistivity 10^9 ohm-cm, good to 2,800F...
Thought it may be of interest here.
A couple questions:
Did IH have a presence here at ICCF20?
Has IH ever released any experimental data to the LENR community?
Just wondering.
Jed, Rossi himself published the 440 connections -- ya think maybe he can draw some serious power through that panel?
The only connection in the pix to the 480 panel is feeding a xfmr to give 120/240VAC.
There is a door of plexiglas with connectors on it in front of the 480 panel but not electrically connected to it.
I haven't read this entire thread so I don't know if this has been discussed or not. If it has, just ignore it.
The water meter reads 1K increments.
On day one 36,212 L passes thru the meter, meter reads 36K.
Log the data as 36K.
Twenty Four hours later 36,105 L passes thru the meter, meter reads 72K.
Log the data as 36K (72-36).
Twenty four hours later 35,892 L passes thru the meter, meter reads 108K.
Log the data as 36K (108-72).
Continue to read the meter every twenty four hours, whether daylight savings time or not.
I am not familiar with that particular water meter, but the ones that I work with do not have a reset to zero feature. Some electronic mag meters do have that ability.
Repeat for one year. Slight variability in actual water use would average out so that conceivably every day 36K would be accurately recorded. Its very possible that the metering pumps could keep within that range, no?
QuoteAny boiler over 117 kW has to be inspected.
I wonder if the law states whether that is input or output power?
Thanks Sifferkoll!
From the latest court filings:
"The parties contemplate submitting to the Court a proposed protective order providing for the confidentiality of certain documents and information..."
Could be that the soiled masses will learn nothing of the technicalities.
