A pulse, as described by Mark is consistent with the accumulation of a population of dense hydrogen, up to a threshold level, followed by a high energy event (could be nuclear or not).
From: Mark Jurich Stephen Cooke wrote: “Was it confirmed the pulse was only a few seconds? I thought they only spotted it in the spectrum at the end of longer session but are not sure exactly when and how long it lasted once initiated?” We (MFMP/myself) believe that there was a few second burst about 3 minutes at the end of Spectrum #7. The evidence for this is circumstantial. We know that the Power Analyzer “hiccupped” for a few seconds (3 or 4) then recovered at this time. We also know that Spectrums #8 had some residual radiation, suggesting that the emissions continued for at least 3 or 4 minutes. We also see something in Spectrum #10, later. We know that in Spectrum #7, there was a significant rise in “pulse overlap” hence the burst hypothesis. Until we replicate, we will not be able to really pin all this down. I hope this helps clarify what is currently known. Stay tuned. - Mark Jurich
