Nuclear chemist and former Los Alamos National Laboratory rocket scientist Dr. Edmund Storms has been researching cold fusion/LENR since 1989 and talks with Ruby Carat on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast about this new area of science founded by Drs. Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons. Edmund Storms is widely considered one of the foremost researchers …
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Nuclear chemist and former Los Alamos National Laboratory rocket scientist Dr. Edmund Storms has been researching cold fusion/LENR since 1989 and talks with Ruby Carat on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast about this new area of science founded by Drs. Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons. Edmund Storms is widely considered one of the foremost researchers …
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Book Review of The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction by Nikita Alexandrov, President of Permanetix Corporation, was originally published in Infinite Energy Magazine issue #117 September/October 2014 and is reproduced here. Dr. Edmund Storms, one of the foremost experts in cold fusion/LENR research has recently published a new book titled The Explanation of Low … Continue reading “The Explanation of LENR” book review by Nikita Alexandrov →
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 assumptions on which each different model rests with the critical glare of the scientific method. The … Continue reading Edmund Storms’ “The Explanation of LENR” provides “physical science based model” →
“We may say that according to the general theory of relativity space is endowed with physical qualities. -In this sense- -Therefore- There exists an ether.” – Albert Einstein Way Back In 1989, the popular yet controversial Cold Fusion ‘Fleischmann and Pons Effect’, challenged the notions of theoretical physicists of the … Continue reading Aether the Theory of Relativity and LENR Energy →
Today’s successes in cold fusion energy generators have been hard-won by trial and error, with each system developed by a select criteria amassed over years of painstaking success and failure. Ironically, the many labs with commercial prototypes each follow a different mental model of how their system works, a problem for developing a technology, as … Continue reading Crack hypothesis gets community response →
The 19th Natural Philosophy Alliance Conference held in Albuquerque, New Mexico featured Dr. Edmund Storms as the John Chappell Lecturer. Details of the conference can be found through links here. Dr. Storms presented What is Cold Fusion and Why Should You Care? based on a paper by the same name authored by Edmund Storms and … Continue reading Edmund Storms at NPA-19 video: What is Cold Fusion and Why Should You Care? →
“Martin was probably the greatest scientist that I have ever known… I believe that eventually truth will win out. I don’t know how long it might take, but eventually Martin will be honored by many for his great scientific work in the cold fusion field.” —Dr. Melvin Miles “The world is slowly, but inexorably, moving … Continue reading Martin Fleischmann leaves brilliant legacy of courage in pursuit of truth →
In 1989, Drs. Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons announced results of their largely self-financed research into palladium-deuterium electrolytic systems. In one of the early patent applications, they included a graph documenting the surprising increase in temperature of a cell over time. This graph is taken from Dr. Michael McKubre‘s public talk What happened to cold […]
Dr. Edmund Storms, cold fusion energy scientist and author of The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction, spoke to Cold Fusion Now last summer. This segment has Dr. Storms discussing the idea of the Nuclear Active Environment, an idea that consolidates elements of the cold fusion/LENR/LANR/CANR reaction, through both geometry and processes, in an attempt … Continue reading Edmund Storms on “The Nuclear Active Environment and Metals that Work” →
The testing of Andrea A. Rossi’s 1 Megawatt proto-type nickel-hydrogen reactor is underway in Bologna, Italy. Reportedly conducted for a customer from the US, there is limited access to the private event, although Sterling D. Allan from Pure Energy Systems is attending and will be posting his impressions here on E-Day: Tracking the 1MW Test. … Continue reading Edmund Storms on “Federal Support and the ‘Rossi Effect’ →
Dr. Edmund Storms describes an application of the cold fusion effect transmutation. Transmutation is a process of one element turning into another element which, by definition, is a reaction involving nuclear particles called protons. Elements describe the types of matter that exist in the physical world and are organized in charts like the Periodic Table. … Continue reading Edmund Storms on “Biological Transmutation” →
The graph of the Oil Age shows a thin blip in geological time with an Era of Cold Fusion for the future – and a “little” space between them. The transition from dirty fossil fuels and today’s dangerous nuclear power plants into clean cold fusion will entail the dismantling of an entire infrastructure core to … Continue reading Edmund Storms on “Transition” →
Scientists have been researching low-energy nuclear reactions for the past 22 years, and what is now known as a powerful new energy source created in the nano-scale space between the atoms of a metal. Using less than a gram of palladium, and a type of hydrogen found in sea-water called deuterium, hundreds of megajoules of … Continue reading Status of Cold Fusion 2010 →
by Edmund Storms An ordinary person might wonder why cold fusion is not being explored more vigorously as the ideal energy source it promises to be. Why do public figures avoid discussing the idea and why do uninformed writers occasionally use cold fusion as an example of bad science? Twenty-one years ago when Profs. Fleischmann … Continue reading Why is cold fusion rejected? →