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Shane D.
Replied to the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.PostIt's turned from serious, to harmless fun IMO. Like Trekkies. Rossi fans know (well, hopefully they do) that what he is feeding them is all fantasy, but it gives them an excuse to talk about exotic technologies, show off their knowledge, and dream of… -
Shane D.
Liked Alan Smith’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.Like (Post)(Quote from Director)
I'm not so sure about that. BLP have spent $20M+ and several decades to get somewhere we aren't sure about. Rossi must have spent $2M by now on something of a mystery. Safire have spent (AFAIK) something like $10M and around 5… -
Shane D.
Liked Brian Albiston’s post in the thread Albiston/FluxHeat Mizuno Analogue Experiments.Like (Post)A huge thank you to Alan Goldwater magicsound for SEM and EDX analysis of my prepared mesh samples. As suspected, very little Pd was deposited. Alan's conclusions were:
1. The water used in the 1-hour soak at 90°C may have had insufficient… -
Shane D.
Liked LeBob’s post in the thread Media/News/Video Library-No discussions please.Like (Post)https://www.sciencealert.com/n…er-made-to-measure-it/amp
Maybe the vacuum medium/aether does play a part. Still wouldn't confidently call it an unlimited energy source, but interesting stuff to follow. -
Shane D.
Liked Paradigmnoia’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.Like (Post)The Cobraf Blackout (cold fusion, Andra Rossi..) forum subject has been closed, apparently permanently.
I shall miss this morning coffee reading material. -
Shane D.
Liked Siccario’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.Like (Post)The current "hot" topic is ball ligthning.
The "hot" topic before was "Zitterbewegung".
The "hot" topic before that was "machine learning or deep learning".
Yeah. Nothing new.
On e-catworld Axil is going crazy, again.
2020 will definitely be NO Rossi Year. -
Shane D.
Liked LeBob’s post in the thread Media/News/Video Library-No discussions please.Like (Post)https://theshapeoftech.com/nuc…becoming-a-viable-option/
Researcher is another French guy, intense light pulses and management/cleaning of waste in shorter times! Must have some relation to what happens in some condensed matter reaction experiments. Also… -
Shane D.
Liked JedRothwell’s post in the thread Rossi-Blog Comment Discussion.Like (Post)(Quote from sam12)
An appropriate date.
A British friend of mine was married on April 2 because she said she didn't want to married on April Fools Day. Decades later she said: "if I had known what I was in for, I would have said April 1 is entirely… -
Shane D.
Liked gdaigle’s post in the thread Does Searl generator cool environment around itself?.Like (Post)The experimentalists who have tried to generate gravity-like fields by subjecting ferromagnetic materials such as alpha iron or ferrofluids to pulsing magnetic fields include Hollingshead, Searle, Godin and Murad and others. Although partial success has… -
Shane D.
Liked Zephir_AWT’s post in the thread Does Searl generator cool environment around itself?.Like (Post)Russian replication report of Searle generator (YouTube). V. V. Roschin and S. M. Godin managed to develop SEG further, in their modified SEG the Magnetic-Gravity Effects, which during an experimental research shows the following characteristics:- At
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Shane D.
Liked Rob Woudenberg’s post in the thread COLD FUSION THE EASY WAY IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS.Like (Post)Funny example of self organising mechanisms:
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Shane D.
Liked can’s post in the thread COLD FUSION THE EASY WAY IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS.Like (Post)I took the time of transcribing some excerpts from [relatively] recent BLP presentations where Randell Mills explains his choice of an arc plasma for his SunCell reactors. I see no indications that he's limiting current, quite the opposite actually.
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Shane D.
Liked can’s post in the thread COLD FUSION THE EASY WAY IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS.Like (Post)Wyttenbach
Tens–hundreds of kHz as I've previously written wasn't certainly going to be with 10000A discharges. I meant that those frequencies can be easily achieved with that system, which made sense in the context of deliberately limiting current as… -
Shane D.
Liked Gennadiy Tarassenko’s post in the thread COLD FUSION THE EASY WAY IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS.Like (Post)It is necessary to give the world a new energy, so that every person has it, the energy should be simple and free, the planet earth is one for everyone-one planet one people!!! -
Shane D.
Liked Drgenek’s post in the thread The Burden of Proof..Like (Post)(Quote from JedRothwell)
Theory in a patent is not without value but almost without value. A theory per said is by definition an abstract idea and therefore not patentable. A patent must persuade about what is physical. So in a patent, theory is… -
Shane D.
Liked Wyttenbach’s post in the thread The Burden of Proof..Like (Post)(Quote from Drgenek)
Yes they send you the Widom Larson nonsense and IH sponsored anti Rossi propaganda publication.
But they soon will have a problem with our next application, as we will send them a ton of gamma spectra of classically inactive powders...… -
Shane D.
Liked Drgenek’s post in the thread The Burden of Proof..Like (Post)(Quote from RobertBryant)
Thanks for the link to NEDO. Yes, an expectation of millions of electrons volts rather than energy in the range of chemistry. The rejection is called a judicial exception. Particularly, cold fusion is dismissed as an abstract… -
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Like (Post)I am sorry. I don't mean to make you feel inferior in any way. I want you to engage. I want to you to question why I think a certain way. I hadn't considered an explanation of Fe pico hydrides until you pushed me to derive one. I am grateful for that. … -
Shane D.
Liked RobertBryant’s post in the thread The Burden of Proof..Like (Post)(Quote from Drgenek)
High energy... as in 12 million electron voltsper deuterium atom..12MeV/D ?
Cold fusion was dismissed for a number of reasons. including
1. it was too cold.. sufficient collisions could not happen at temperature less…
