One further point Lou. You wrote:
I also wish that other spectral anomalies were observed - besides the
broadband soft X-ray/EUV apparently due to hydrogen, but I believe that
the 19.29 nm line is due to the oxidized cathode/anode surfaces -
oxygen contamination.
Yes - this line is close to a
In re-reading this thread, one other factor is worth mentioning wrt the
oxygen connection to LENR. It does tie the Gen3 paper to Randell Mills via
the Rydberg levels of hydrogen AND oxygen (when aligned and slightly
unbalanced on the high side).
It could easily be true that oxygen is desirable
RPR then releases the hotter UV photon which can create another catalytic
hole (when slightly downshifted) especially in oxygen preferentially. A
limited chain reaction, mediated by UV photons, is the result.
In short, this hybridized version provides a more complete picture than
Mills,
Jones,
I will be delighted if your, or any LENR, theory is proved.
Hopefully, the experiments will be improved and repeated to the point
where 'The Establishment' cannot ignore them - if this is possible.
-- Lou Pagnucco
Jones Beene wrote:
In re-reading this thread, one other factor is worth
Jeff,
Looks like you have been imbibing on the BLP kool-aid...
comments interspersed below...
Do you glow-in-the-dark, yet? :-)
From: Jeff Driscoll
JB: RPF then releases the
On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 7:04 PM, Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote:
Jeff,
Looks like you have been imbibing on the BLP kool-aid...
comments interspersed below...
Do you glow-in-the-dark, yet? :-)
From: Jeff Driscoll
There are several possibilities for the UV, Lou - and your hat is now in the
ring along with Randy Mills and a few others.
Cleary EUV and soft x-rays are involved. Clearly the values are not falling
into the expected Rydberg levels. One value that stands out in this study is
the 19.29 nm
Jones,
I also wish that other spectral anomalies were observed - besides the
broadband soft X-ray/EUV apparently due to hydrogen, but I believe that
the 19.29 nm line is due to the oxidized cathode/anode surfaces -
oxygen contamination.
However, I think this is a good experiment to repeat with
Jones,
A good find.
I have only read it quickly, but maybe a simpler explanation suffices.
Anomalous 'continuum' emissions occur only in proportion to hydrogen
present. This leads me to conjecture that:
Elliptical Rydberg H-atoms form and ionize, creating fairly intense (mixed
e-p) current
It has been conjectured that the Ni/H reactor produces Rydberg matter based
nanoparticles of hydrogen condensate upon the application of spark
excitation.
The unexpectedly high temperatures produced in the GEN3 experiments may
have been produced from the explosion of these clusters of gas
Interesting that Gen3 laboratories are located in St Petersburg,
Russia. Ayn Rand would be proud. :-)
I'm guessing that PhDs can be hired there for a fraction of the cost of
places like Boston... and that in contracting for this kind of experiment it
may be an indication that they do not really know what is going on ... and
are trying to find out from other POVs why the observed values are not
Possibly. But did you look at their customer list? Lots of LARGE companies.
LENR is not a consideration there.
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From: Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Subject: [Vo]:Incredible Gen3 paper
Date: Sun, Nov 3, 2013 7:12 PM
I'm guessing that PhDs can
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