On 02/21/2011 12:39 PM, Peter Gluck wrote: > In any case, a test as today's unofficial Bologna test (18 hours 15 KW)
Any documentation, or reports by witnesses? Any clear measurements which give substance to the 15 kW number? Did anybody write it up? I'm not sure what an "official" test would be, really. The issue isn't whether it's official, it's whether it's convincing. For the record, the last experiment I saw from Ed Storms which I saw mentioned on this list, which involved, IIRC, radiation detection during gas-phase loading of palladium, was *extremely* convincing, IMO. It is Rossi, and Rossi's work, and Rossi's claims, and the demonstration at UoB in December with what I would call really poor documentation of measurements and results, which I find unconvincing. I wish to heaven someone of Ed's caliber had been conducting the test of Rossi's reactor. (But then, to be blunt, the result might have been negative in that case, and we wouldn't be wasting our time arguing about it.)
