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I have no idea what hydrinos are, or whether they exist. I know nothing about Mills, his theories, or his experiments. So I cannot judge the situation. Mills says his effect is not cold fusion, so I do not include his work in cold…

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I do not know anything about hydrinos.

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There is absolutely no need to distribute heavy water with pipes, and it would be impossible to distribute it with any method other than tightly sealed containers with no air in them. Things like pipes are out of the question.…

A nice idea. But the amounts of heavy water required hardly justify building a water grid. Fedex could do it.

I don't know what the story is here. You people need to talk with Mizuno directly if you want to find out what's what.

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No, Google does not make any money by "pushing" content, except paid content which is clearly marked as advertising with a box that says "Sponsored" and "Ad." They are very clear about that. They would get in trouble with their regular…

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Look at the last page here. You can see the temperature is uneven. With 300 W input, it varies from 70 to 170 deg C.

https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/MizunoTsupplement.pdf

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He made this claim about stability when discussing a leak test with no mesh in the cell. There was no mesh, and the pressure as about low as he could make it. The pressure hardly changed for a week, indicating there were no leaks…

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I suggest you discuss this with Mizuno. He may be hard to reach for some time.

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That is correct. You win the chocolate biscuit

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Only in your minds virtual castle....

First you have to master the technology - lives out of your mind - and is sometimes damn hard to master!

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Surely they will figure out you are talking about cold fusion. Won't they? Do they want to fund it as long as it dares not speak its name?

Well, if you just want to make a point, mention it. If you want a grant, don't.

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I do not think it stability per se is important. I think Mizuno said this to demonstrate that the reactor is leak-tight. That's what matters. No air leaks in to contaminate the material. Holding it at one particular pressure for a…

Ahlfors , but cavitation is mentioned, and has been lumped into LENR since long.

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I kind of stopped trying to convince anyone that GW is real nor to try to link it to CO2 of anthropogenic origin in the atmosphere. Doing so seems to draw the attention of people that are as fervent deniers of both GW and its…

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Plus no one accounts for the people who die prematurely from coal smoke particulates. In the U.S. that's roughly 20,000 people per year. In China it is estimated at 366,000:

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/0…ealth-smog-pollution.html

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The problem with merely calculating the direct cost of coal-fired electricity generation is that nobody puts a price on cleaning up the waste mountains, the lakes of dirty water from the coal-washers, and restoring the trashed environment coal mining…

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This is pretty much in line with the general rule. Currently installed kWh generation wind power cost 6 or less cents depending on wind quality, the other half are grid costs.

The problem with Germany is as said: If you buy your…

Message to Mike Wryley: Note that cost of electricity in North Dakota is 12 cents/kWh, despite the fact that 25% of their electricity comes from wind. It is 15 cents in Iowa even though 37% of their electricity comes from wind. The U.S. average is 13…