Moin Jeff!
The rotary cavitation device is still a very interesting machine, in my
opinion. I think that it would make a dandy subcritical neutron generator,
ala Jones Beene. It would bring the cost down to under 20K per unit as
opposed to 500K. It can be used for many, many other things as
Am Mittwoch, 11. Mai 2005 21:40 schrieb Jed Rothwell:
A number
of Dr. Jones' statistical findings are listed in the following table:
Reduced Life Expectancy
Being 10 per cent overweight: 1.5 years
Smoking one pack of cigarettes a day: 9 years
Living in the city instead of the country: 5
Hey Knuke,
I have a question for you. What ever happened to your experiment with the
run away plexiglass cavitating turbine. That was a really interesting
article in IE about ten years ago. So interesting that at that time I
attempted to approximate in steel what you did in plastic. I'm sure
Here are some quotes from a book advocating aboveground nuclear bomb
testing. To quote another 1950s idol, What me worry?
- Jed
E. Teller and A. Latter, Our Nuclear Future. . . Facts Dangers And
Opportunities, (Criterion Books, 1958)
We have compared radiation from the fallout with radiation
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