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Thanks to Pelgrim108 for finding a report of a seminar held at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia on July 7th, 2014 at which Edward Tsyganov gave a lecture where he presented his views on a theoretical basis for cold fusio…
Continue Reading →John Maguire of the Q-Niverse has conducted a very interesting interview with Dr. Edumund Storms, author of the recently published book The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction: An Examination of the Relationship Between Observation and Explanati…
Continue Reading →Andrea Rossi ci ha abituato alle lunghe attese, ed ormai ci siamo rassegnati ad aspettare il prossimo autunno per veder pubblicato l’attesissimo report che scienziati indipendenti hanno redatto dopo aver sottoposto l’E-Cat ad un lungo perio…
Continue Reading →The Open Power Association at Hydrobetatron.org published Newsletter #12. The original newsletter N 012_Luglio_2014_Ottimizzato in Italian is here. Excerpts below are google-translated to English, then, in some cases, slightly smoothed out. ***********…
Continue Reading →La notizia diffusa nei giorni scorsi secondo cui la Phonon Energy starebbe entrando in possesso delle licenze della Defkalion sembra aver destato parecchio interesse e curiosita’. Dopo aver sentito la versione della Phonon Energy, ora e’ la…
Continue Reading →A new company called Phonon Energy has unveiled plans to create and test a low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion boiler. E-Cat World reported that Phonon will be working with Seattle University in its attempts to commercialize LENR. The org…
Continue Reading →Dei nuovi protagonisti si stanno affacciando nel campo della ricerca sulla fusione fredda/LENR, e anche questa volta sono collocati negli Stati Uniti. Parliamo oggi della Phonon Energy, un nuovo gruppo di cui David Daggett e’ il CEO. Tra i piani …
Continue Reading →Graphic: Artist rendition by Ruby Carat of Edmund Storms’ hydroton structure just before fusion. A new book by Edmund Storms reviews the top contenders for the scientific prize of the century, the theory of cold fusion, and analyzes the assumptio…
Continue Reading →www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEuvIR5DX1E Grandi celebrazioni in Italia per Francesco Celani e per il Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project, che con grande costanza e determinazione stanno portando avanti la ricerca sulle LENR, nel tentativo di trovare definit…
Continue Reading →Mentre siamo tutti in trepidante attesa della pubblicazione del nuovo report che terze parti indipendenti stanno redigendo dopo aver a lungo testato l’E-Cat, diverse indiscrezioni cominciano a circolare. Non che cio’ ci sorprenda molto, tut…
Continue Reading →E-cat inventor Andrea Rossi made a fascinating claim on his Journal of Nuclear Physics Blog on June 15, 2014. Rossi claimed that four well-known multinational corporations are developing or research low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion tec…
Continue Reading →The following was submitted by E-Cat World Reader Gordon Docherty I came across the following on the Cold Fusion Now website (via Alain Coetmeur ‘s LENR revolution in process, cold fusion website) — an interesting presentation from E. N. Ts…
Continue Reading →A seminar “DD fusion in conducting crystals” by Edward Tsyganov will be held July 7 on 3:30 pm at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in the N. N. Bogolyubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics in Dubna, Russia near Moscow. “A brie…
Continue Reading →Thanks to Pelgrim108 for bringing my attention to this newly produced video by Simeon Hein about cold fusion. I’ve actually never heard of Simeon Hein before, but he is apparently quiet well known in the field of what some might call ‘fring…
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Open Power Association Newsletter #11: New Office in London Opens
Newsletter #11 for the Open Power Association at Hydrobetatron.org has been released. A google-translate of selected excerpts follows. The full issue in Italian is here. Newsletter No. 011 – June 2014 ********************************** Dear Frien…
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