Brillouin?s Controlled Electron Capture Reaction

Why stop there? Continue on, all the way up to iron.

Just trying to slip cold fusion in, a little bit of at a time, John Did you read the article? Iron? I don't know, maybe incorrect internal geometry. :-)

Mikek

Wouldn't it be easier to just pray for dollars?

Yes, but that "proprietary electronic pulse generator" is consuming 40 units of energy ;-) ...Jim Thompson

Do these people sell swamp land in Florida? What happens when it just doesn't work??

From what I see, you send your dollars in and they will pray for you. 2.4 units in 24 units out, that seems strange, why not 1 to 10? Mikek

The article is crazy. If this actually worked, they wouldn't be looking for a rusty old power plant to refurbish, to sell the power. They'd go directly to GE. Or Vladimir.

One problem with cold fusion is that, if it produced any usable amount of heat, everyone nearby would be killed by the neutron flux.

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:-) Ha ha! Good Call. Mikek

The same thing that happened to Solyndra? It works out to be a sweet deal, for some.

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Solyandra might have worked. Krw is too dim to appreciate that there are gr ades of implausibility, and a proton capturing an electron is significantly less likely that an a solar energy firm making money, even if some of the money invested in the solar-energy firm comes from a Democratic administrat ion.

He probably doesn't believe that the Syrian regime has access to weapons of mass destruction, since he's been told they have by (drum-beat) a Democrat ic administration. That the UN has confirmed it will merely sharpen his unb elief. I'd say deepen his scepticism - but krw isn't capable of scepticism, since it is a rational response.

Is SRI the same organisation as the Stanford Research Institute which was involved in the 'investigation' of Yuri Geller's telekinetic spoon bending tricks back 20-30 years ago ?

Slowman, you really can't avoid demonstrating just how stupid you really are.

That's two!

Actually, that's three strikes because it's clear that he's too stupid to post properly.

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grades of implausibility, and a proton capturing an electron is significan tly less likely that an a solar energy firm making money, even if some of t he money invested in the solar-energy firm comes from a Democratic administ ration.

of mass destruction, since he's been told they have by (drum-beat) a Democ ratic administration. That the UN has confirmed it will merely sharpen his unbelief. I'd say deepen his scepticism - but krw isn't capable of sceptici sm, since it is a rational response.

krw's faith in argument by assertion is undiminished. His reputation as a d eep thinker is equally untarnished - there's a natural lower limit to shall ow, and krw defines it.

Yeah, just watch out for the supernova!

Jon

Oh, I thought that's what Rossi was already doing.

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Since the neutron - on it's own - is unstable and decays to a proton, an el ectron and an electron anti-neutrino, emitting 0.782343 MeV in the process , the first step is a trifle improbable.

Fleischmann and Pons at least had the sense to start off with deutrons.

Of course, that doesn't work either.

You'd think if they wanted to look real, they could at least spell correctly for vulture capitalists.

My due diligence raised red flags at 2 errors. Pluse out, Hyrogen