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The Promise of Controlled Nuclear Fusion Part 18
A few notes before I present the latest report: I’m reverting to Hindu-Arabic numerals to escape the rather too formal air that Roman numerals imply. I can also report that, as of today, Think Tank Report has exactly 6447 subscribers, … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Anomalous Heat, Brillouin, Coefficient of Performance, Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, E-Cat QuarkX, Fleischmann and Pons, Fourier Spectra, Heat Pump, Industrial Heat, LENR, Leonardo Corp, Manhattan Project, Moon Race, Peter Gluck, Prof Huw Price, Reputation Trap, Robert Godes, Rossi, Songsheng Jiang, Tom Darden, US Armed Services Committee, US Secretary of Defense
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The Promise of Controlled Nuclear Fusion Part XVI
In the last report, I warned, in the context of the upcoming Melbourne Cup, that horse racing can turn up some remarkably unexpected wins from outsiders. In the event, a week later, the race was won by a 50:1 outsider, … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Cold Fusion, General Fusion, global warming, ITER, JET, Jules Verne, LENR, sea level rising, Sputnik, Tokamak, Tri Alpha, Tritium, Z-pinch, Zeta
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The Promise of Controlled Nuclear Fusion Part VII
At the end of part Part VI, we were waiting to see the report by independent investigators into Andrea Rossi’s eCat. The report duly arrived and may be downloaded here. It concludes by saying: Given the deliberately conservative choices made … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Brillouin, Defkalion, Heisenberg, isotope, Krivit, LENR, LENT, neutrons, Rossi, Srivastava, transmutation
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The Promise of Controlled Nuclear Fusion – Part VI
In Part III, I predicted that 2012 would be a pivotal one for Low Energy Nuclear Fusion (LENR or Cold Fusion as some still prefer). I must now concede that this did not happen but there are strong indications that … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Brillouin, Fleischmann, Fusion Power, LENR, Rossi
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The Promise of Controlled Nuclear Fusion – Part III
Part II concluded on a rather pessimistic note for Andrea Rossi’s Energy Catalyser – E-Cat – that it cannot be producing the reported net energy gains by any process yet known to Physics. However, there may be a degree of … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged Cold Fusion, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, Defkalion, eCat, Energy, Fusion Power, Galileo, Higgs Boson, Larsen, Michael McKubre, neutrons, Rossi, Scientific Method, Six Honest Serving Men, Widom
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Early Lessons from the Rena
The Rena emergency is notable from a number of viewpoints in addition to the obvious one of the environmental damage it is already causing. The first is that, in the era of GPS and electronic navigation, it shouldn’t have happened … Continue reading