E-Cat News
There’s an article on CNN written by renowned inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil who provides a list of five predictions about how technology will affect our future — and he provides specific timelines for each. I thought I’d throw it…
Continue Reading →Rossi ha sempre ribadito con fermezza di non poter rivelare a nessuno tutti i segreti sul funzionamento dell’E-Cat, soprattutto finche’ non riuscira’ a proteggere la sua invenzione con un brevetto. Decisione talmente tassativa da spin…
Continue Reading →A recent episode of the Astronomy Cast webcast on the Universe Today web site has a conversation between host Fraser Cain, and Astronomist Pamela Gay about cold fusion. I found it quite an interesting conversation because some of the background informa…
Continue Reading →American biologist Randy Schekman, winner of this year’s Nobel prize in physiology, has written an editorial in the Guardian announcing that his lab will no longer submit articles for publications in what he calls ‘luxury jounals’ (he…
Continue Reading →As the E-Cat community continues to wait for the conclusion of perhaps the longest third party test in scientific history, the rest of the world continues to try to harness energy on the…E-Cat Report – getting ready for the Energy Catalyzer
Continue Reading →There was a time when Andrea Rossi was the only person on the earth who knew the secrets of the E-Cat. He talked about having documents containing those secrets deposited with his attorneys that could be opened in the event of his untimely demise to ke…
Continue Reading →I have been doing some sobering reading today in regards to the ways that the latest and greatest technology that is emerging is being put to use in nefarious and destructive ways. A leading writer and speaker who is bringing attention to the problems …
Continue Reading →Saturdays have been quiet days for news here recently, and today is no exception, so I thought I would throw out a question to the readers here about books they might recommend. With Christmas around the corner I have been thinking about books I might …
Continue Reading →Here’s an article from Scitechdaily.com that was just posted on the Vortex-l list that looks quite interesting. It reports how scientists have managed to predict and experimentally measure the production of a magnetic field by using a temperature…
Continue Reading →The IAP course on cold fusion co-taught by Drs. Peter Hagelstein and Mitchell Swartz is scheduled to run again in 2014 for a third year in a row. Cold Fusion 101: Introduction to Excess Power in Fleischmann-Pons Experiments will be held on campus at th…
Continue Reading →An alliance that could lead to the development of vehicles and small scale generators powered by low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) has been born. Cyclone Power Technologies the maker of a next generation steam engine has hired Purdue University profes…
Continue Reading →In light of the recent news that Dr. Yeoung E. Kim will be advising Cyclone Power Technologies about LENR, the question has been brought up again on the Journal of Nuclear Physics. Andrea Rossi just posted about the matter. Malcom Lear: We did not rece…
Continue Reading →Here’s something that I thought readers here would find interesting — it was surprising to me, and illustrated how little we know about our planet, particularly what lies underground and undersea. The article comes from Business Insider, vi…
Continue Reading →The New York Times is reporting on Google’s plans to move into the robotics field. The tech giant has purchased seven robotics companies recently and put Andy Rubin, who once headed up the Android project, in charge of its robotics push. Rather t…
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