From: Axil Axil
Jones Beene wrote:
The big news this month in LENR theory could be “near ambient polaritons” ....
But this is definitely hot fusion – with particles in the 10 MeV range.
* The Sveinn Ólafsson news can reveal some insights into the LENR
reaction. The LENR reaction produced by the LASER pulse is different from the
Rossi reaction because it produces high energy protons rather than thermalized
heat energy. This explosive reaction looks like the reaction that produces
pressure in the Papp engine and is without heat. It is unlikely that this Leif
Holmild reaction is a hot fusion reaction. It is more likely a reaction based
on quantum mechanical entanglement and coherence in a aggregation of hydrogen
crystals.
That makes no scientific sense.
We do not need to dispense with anything so basic as Boyles Law. High energy
protons thermalize quickly and reliably. Pressure does not magically happen in
a gas, over and over, without corresponding thermal changes. QM entanglement
provides the basis for enhanced probability of polaritons, but that increase
does not in itself relate to thermal gain or pressure change … at least not
without the all-important “second step” which could be fusion, or that second
step could be something else.
If there is something else that you have found, then that needs to be described
in detail - but it cannot be labeled as QM entanglement alone.
And why persist at invoking a possible scam to prove a dubious point? The Papp
engine could be the longest running scam in alternative energy. No scientific
evidence exists that it ever worked, then or now.
If someone has now found a way to make the Papp engine work, then “stand and
deliver” and provide the experimental data from a competent test … instead of
invoking the 50 year old scam. Anyone can hide batteries and motors and make an
engine seem to turn on its own, so long as there are gullible investors who
will pay millions … but without real data from an independent test, it’s just
garbage… like Papp’s other invention, the 300 mph submarine.
Jones
