Physics - info on fusion, esp. 'cold' fusion

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ITER FAILURE	28 Dec 2005 12:00 GMT	2
> If they successfully discredit you, then perhaps you should reconsider > what > you are doing. After all, Einstein once described insanity as doing > something over and over again and expecting a different result.
There is a contradiction	23 Dec 2005 00:04 GMT	19
Some people say no, no and no, cold fusion does not exist. On the other hand same people accept "muon catalyst fusion" as a well established fusion process wich occurs at ordinary temperatur.
Updates?	19 Dec 2005 18:33 GMT	2
Has Jed Rothwell gotten rich from investing in Cold Fusion yet?
Praxis data support CF-theory	15 Dec 2005 00:28 GMT	13
The P&F-effect has a long incubation time, some hundert hours. During this time the cathode changes first from a Pd-cathode to a PdHx-cathode by
----- Think About It -----	12 Dec 2005 01:08 GMT	2
This one's for all those who choose to do harm ..instead of good for mankind ..we'll find you ..watch out - Matter Hacker "Friends To Go" by Paul McCartney
simulating ITER	11 Dec 2005 21:37 GMT	8
Like a lot of people I've been impressed at the amazing speeds -- really the amazing rate of improvement in speed -- achieved by contemporary supercomputers. There are lots of systems in the 1-100 teraflops range, and I have heard no reason to believe the technology won't reach the ...
electromagnetic emission from cavitation????	10 Dec 2005 02:34 GMT	2
I'm looking for some inof on the possibility of electromagetic signals from cavitation. Anybody got in links of ideas where I might find something? Thanks
Fuel's paradise? Power source that turns physics on its head (November 4, 2005, The Guardian)	10 Dec 2005 01:58 GMT	9
What do you eggheads make of this? I thought I'd check with you guys/gals before I get in a too excited state about it! :> --------------------------------------------------------------------
Fusion Reactor problem	10 Dec 2005 01:47 GMT	1
My microwatt fusion reactor I'm beginning to make in my back bedroom is sitting on a desk by the wall. I have a problem. There are a few electrolytic capacitors to solder into place but there is no way of telling their polarity. I noticed that one lead is longer than the other ...
Beta decay and Langmuirs paradox	09 Dec 2005 22:22 GMT	10
I wonder if there are any other explanations to the distribution of electron energy for nuclear beta decay? I think the distribution of the energy looks like Maxwell Boltzmann distribution:
Why does a tokamak need vacuum?	08 Dec 2005 18:30 GMT	17
Hoping someone in the field doesn't mind renipping a non-bud that has been independently discovered and found wanting many times ... Why does a tokamak need vacuum?
My Patent	07 Dec 2005 21:17 GMT	16
Has anyone built a reactor like the one I applied for a patent? Just contact me. nimbo@(no-spam)ukonline.co.uk Just remove "(no-spam)" text from the address.
ataris and ko battle	06 Dec 2005 01:41 GMT	1
It's the constriction of the game of Life/Go/bacterialspotwars versus etc into 3d confined time you dumbasses. Who's paying your salaries.. EXXON?
I'll tell you another joke (its really funny)	05 Dec 2005 02:08 GMT	7
When I was a boy, about ten or so, I discovered, like loads of other kids, that putting a 0.1 uF capacitor across the mains made the meter go backwards. I thought this might be a good way to reduce the electricity bill. I started making them as "bill reducers" and selling them, ...
My reactor patent application	04 Dec 2005 21:18 GMT	12
My application for a patent for a thermonuclear reactor is being considered for publication. It in in the stage of severe investigation. There is a minor problem with the claims text. I am awaiting further communication.