Well - there should lots of strong gammas then, for Correa to confirm
his specualtion, no?
Not to mention, it would be nice if Correa had had a single independent
replication in all these years, and/or could quote from another source
than his own work or Aspden ;-)
Nevertheless - he has probably seen something of an anomaly but will we
ever know for sure?
J.
Frederick Sparber wrote:
P.N. Correa speaks on an anomaly.
*http://web.globalserve.net/~lambdac/PwrfromAEemissions.html*
* "In a speculative fashion, it is indeed interesting to remark that the
PAGD energies associated with emitted cathode ions are in the range
needed for electron-positron pair creation. Significantly, the study of
narrow, nonrelativistic positron peaks and of electron-positron
coincidences in heavy ion collisions has led to the identification of
low-mass "photonium" resonances in the 1 to 2 MeV range (lowest
prediction at ~1.2 MeV (99)), which have been theorized as possible e-e+
quasi-bound continuum states of a pure electromagnetic nature (98-99),
suggesting the existence of a new (ultra-nuclear and infra-atomic) scale
for QED interactions (99). Lastly, it has been formally shown that pair
production can be supported by a photon field in a nonstationary medium
and in a threshold-free manner (ie for any electromagnetic wave
frequency) (100)."
*
On Dec 3, 2007 7:48 AM, Frederick Sparber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Jones.
A bound state of e- e+ e- (about 10^ -12 % according to CRC
tables) is known.
With a mass about 207 times that of the electron and about 0.5 MeV
they could
make a burn spot on the center of your old TV CRT before they came
up with the bent gun.
OTOH, a 1/207 fractional hydrino orbit of 2800 eV would be a hefty
energy release if
they are in potassium or argon. No?
Fred
