A short news segment on Minnesota’s Lakeland Public Television station features Paul and Ryan Hunt of the Hunt Utilities Group at Pine River, Minn. The Hunts are currently involved in carrying out experiments on Francesco Celani’s proprieta…
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Projected Hot Cat Delivery Date Slips
A recent post by Andrea Rossi on the Journal of Nuclear Physics gives an updated projection for the delivery and installation of the first high temperature E-Cat (hot cat) plants to the first customer. Recently Rossi had said that he expected there wou…
George Miley’s LENR Project Needs Votes
Thanks to some of our ECW readers for pointing out that voting is going on at the Ultra Light Startups web site for innovative energy companies to present at this year’s ARPA-E Summit in Washington DC on February 28th. Two companies from this lis…
MFMP Hold Drawing for Nickel Powder Reactor
As the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project gears up for a Kickstarter fundraising campaign they are offering an enticement for potential donors: the chance to win a nearly-finished powder reactor cell. The team is trying to raise $5000 to fund some tes…
Minnesota Public Radio Features Hunt Utilities Group, Cold Fusion
A radio report and news article by Tom Robertson has been posted on Minnesota Public Radio’s web site featuring the Pine River, Minn.-based Hunt Utilities Group, the organization working with the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project in the United …
New Comment System for E-Cat World
Just a housekeeping note here — E-Cat World has migrated to the Disqus commenting system, rather than the native WordPress system we have been using here. Disqus is used on many blogs and websites these days, and I am hoping will help increase th…
‘Mega Blog’ Outlines MFMP Plans
In what Bob Greenyer characterizes as probably the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project’s most important blog entry to date, the MFMP team outlines a plan of action. Some key aspects of the post: An explanation that Celani’s experiment at NI…
MFMP: The Data Points Are Starting to Converge
This guest post was submitted by Bob Greenyer of the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project. After over 50 years and many 10s of billions later, another group of projects has failed to show any hint of sustained excess energy with quite a few gigawatt hou…
Cold Fusion Now Reports on MIT’s Cold Fusion 101 Course
For those who haven’t discovered it yet, I’d like to recommend an excellent article at the Cold Fusion Now web site reporting on the recent MIT Cold Fusion 101 short course that was put on by Drs. Peter Hagelstein and Mitchell Swartz. There…
More Responses to Questions on E-Cat Manufacturing
Figuring that the easiest way to get information about the status of E-Cat manufacturing is to ask Andrea Rossi I asked a few more questions on the Journal of Nuclear Physics. 1. Are you currently manufacturing the hot-cat reactors in the USA factories…
Rossi on Factories
Andrea Rossi has responded on his Journal of Nuclear Physics Site to a question asking about his manufacturing facilities and a request for pictures of them: Dear Brian: Our factories are in the USA. We have a R&D center in Italy wherein we also m…
Rossi: Work in E-Cat Factories ‘Never Been So Intense’
Going by the latest comments by Andrea Rossi says, what he and his associates see, and what we, the waiting public see are quite different things. E-Cat enthusiasts (and some skeptics) are looking for even the tiniest glimpse, or a 3rd party report a p…
Rossi on Being Called ‘The Man Who Saved the World’
A very enthusiastic article by Gianluca D’Agostino in praise of Andrea Rossi and his E-Cat invention has been published at Examiner.com. He titles it “Andrea Rossi, the man who saved the World” and he sees Rossi’s contribution t…
Research Suggests Proton Smaller Than Previously Believed
The journal Science is reporting about new research that suggests that the proton is about 4 per cent smaller than previously believed — which upsets physicists’ currently accepted understanding of how light and matter behave. Aldo Antognin…
Robotics and LENR
An interesting article written by Kevin Kelly in Wired discusses the impact that robotics is having on our world, and how that will continue in the future. The focus is specifically on employment — how the world of work will be affected. The arti…