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The Promise of Controlled Nuclear Fusion, Part VIII
In part VII, at the end of last year, I predicted that 2014 would (at least) see steady progress in all aspects of LENR. With only a month gone, there already are promising signs of this. Firstly, Industrial Heat Has … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Rossi, Blacklight Power, Industrial Heat, Larsen, Michael McKubre, Peswiki, Sterling Allan, Widom
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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
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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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