RE: [Vo]:Cold Fusion Catalyzed Hot Fission - A promising hybrid or just hand-waving?

Robin, ➢ The 8.8 MeV gamma may have enough energy to fission the U all by itself through giant dipole resonance. Yes, that could happen but the probability is low. Spontaneous fission is also possible but unlikely. They are saying that deuterium disintegration is relatively high probability

Re: [Vo]:Still campaigning for cold fusion

David L. Babcock wrote: The Google stats were interesting. I found it puzzling that the "interest" > graph doesn't reflect the "downloads" graph much. I wonder, did your terms > for that search specifically reject searches for the program called > coldfusion (cold fusion?)? > Google Trends dist

Re: [Vo]:Cold Fusion Catalyzed Hot Fission - A promising hybrid or just hand-waving?

In reply to JonesBeene's message of Fri, 20 Apr 2018 07:46:31 -0700: Hi, [snip] >Note that this is not a hybrid of uranium fission using the hot fusion add-on >accelerator (which is interesting in its own right) but instead is a hybrid of >uranium fission and what looks like cold fusion since it

Re: [Vo]:Still campaigning for cold fusion

Jed: The Google stats were interesting. I found it puzzling that the "interest" graph doesn't reflect the "downloads" graph much. I wonder, did your terms for that search specifically reject searches for the program called coldfusion (cold fusion?)? I imagine that the program had hugely more hits

[Vo]:Still campaigning for cold fusion

>From time to time, Google Alerts brings me a positive statement about cold fusion. I sometimes respond to the author. An example is below. I seldom respond to attacks or misrepresentations. Overall, Google Alerts for cold fusion and other indicators have dropped off. See: http://lenr-canr.org/w

[Vo]:The magnetic monopole based petal soliton

The magnetic dipole based petal soliton can transform into a monopole based petal soliton or half soliton. Tracks of this monipole have been seen in the ash produced by the LION reactor meltdown. [image: Lion-O-1kx-track.gif]

[Vo]:Cold Fusion Catalyzed Hot Fission - A promising hybrid or just hand-waving?

There have been a few papers coming out of Poland/ Russia – mostly from 6-8 years ago concerning a new type of nuclear fission reactor known as the DNFR. The design combines features of cold fusion (deuterium loaded palladium) with uranium fission. This could have been huge if China had gott