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Thanks to a reader who found on the Ecat.com website (Leonardo Corporation’s official site) that the company is now listing heat for sale on this page: https://ecat.com/ecat-products/ecat-energy Here’s the text: ECAT Heat Energy Leonardo Corporation now offers ECAT Heat Energy as a separate product solution. The ECAT plants are owned and operated by Leonardo Corporation […]
Continue Reading →Here is more evidence that NASA is taking LENR/cold fusion seriously now. A new patent application from Pinesci Consulting and NASA’s Glenn Research Center for “Methods and Apparatus for Enhanced Nuclear Reactions” has been published by the World Intellectual Property Organization. The date of publication is September 14, 2017. Abstract: “Nuclear fusion processes with advanced […]
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi had mentioned earlier this week on the Journal of Nuclear Physics that “our tech is mature to produce electricity only on industrial scale, using the Carnot cycle.” I noted that each year coal power plants are retired from service, having completed their life-cycle, and are not being replaced by new coal plants largely […]
Continue Reading →Thanks to the readers who have pointed out a news bulletin on the Brilliant Light Power website regarding a presentation that Randell Mills made last week at the Society for Cable & Telecoms Engineers Energy 2020 conference in Denver, Colorado. The news release stated: “The audience consisted of leading Operating Executives from across the Cable […]
Continue Reading →Thanks to the readers who commented about a NASA paper that has been posted on the LENR Forum here titled “Experimental Observations of Nuclear Activity in Deuterated Materials Subjected to a Low-Energy Photon Beam”. The paper has also been published on Arxiv.org here. Here is the abstract: Exposure of highly deuterated materials to a low-energy […]
Continue Reading →The following interview was carried out by me with Me356 via email on Sept 11, 2017. What are you focusing on in your work with LENR these days? I am trying to simplify manufacturing process in the way that the most work can be done by machining, at least semi-automatically. This will minimize possible deviations from […]
Continue Reading →Bob Greenyer and George Egely have returned to India to try to get to work with Suhas Ralkar and his ‘ECCO’ reactor. If you recall, the last time they were in India, Suhas’ reactor had been locked in a building by a bank because of some financial issues; however, Suhas has been allowed to return […]
Continue Reading →It has been almost impossible not to realize that there is a massive storm — Irma — that has already devastated some Caribbean Islands and is heading towards Florida, still as a category 5 hurricane with winds currently at 175 miles per hour. The most recent forecast map I have seen from the US National […]
Continue Reading →Thanks to Alan Smith for letting me know about a new patent application that has been recently published by the World Intellectual Property Organization by IH IP Holdings, which is connected with Industrial Heat, LLC for “Methods and apparatus for triggering exothermic reactions” Inventors listed are Dennis G. Letts, Joseph A. Murray, Julie A. Morris […]
Continue Reading →I thought this comment from Chapman from the Rossi selling heat thread was worth putting in its own thread, as it focuses on a theme that has been much debated here on E-Cat World. I know that most folks were hoping for QX powered personal-mobility-units to be available by Christmas, but one must take a […]
Continue Reading →Thanks to Abd Lomax for finding and publishing the opening statements from the Rossi v. IH trial that was cut short when the two sides settled. Abd has published the court transcripts on his Cold Fusion Community website here: http://coldfusioncommunity.net/rvd-opening-statements/ There were actually two sets of opening statements published, as the trial had to restart […]
Continue Reading →I have been trying to find out a bit more about the status of Andrea Rossi’s E-Cat commercialization plans, and it sounds like they are taking a more definite shape. Here are a few recent questions and answers from the Journal of Nuclear Physics that can help us piece things together: Frank Acland September 3, […]
Continue Reading →An article written by James Conca has been published on the Forbes website making a case that in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, which has devastated parts of the gulf coast in the southern United States, nuclear power has proven to be the most resilient power generation source. The article is titled “”Hurricane Harvey Makes […]
Continue Reading →Here’a response today from Andrea Rossi to a question I posted on the Journal of Nuclear Physics about what the significance of approaching 5 Sigma in his E-Cat QX testing in terms of commercialization. Andrea Rossi September 2, 2017 at 9:00 AM Frank Acland: Premature to answer. Sharks are around ( especially the most vociferous […]
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‘Coulombic Ordering’ in Tight Spaces Disrupts Normal Particle Behavior in Ions (Phys.org)
Thanks to a reader for sending a link to a new article on the Phys.org website that talks about researchers at Drexel University in Pennsylvania have discovered that ions behave differently when confined in small spaces. The article is titled “Just squeeze in—researchers discover when spaces are tight, nature loosens its laws.” It’s possible this […]
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