On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <a...@lomaxdesign.com>wrote:
> > The massive rejection of cold fusion, which extended to rejection of a > graduate student thesis solely because it involved cold fusion research, and > once the news of that got around, cut off the normal supply of labor for > replication work. Nobody gets a Nobel Prize for boring replication, running > the same experiment that others have run, over and over, and nobody gets > rich from it. As I investigated cold fusion, I saw this, and I'm working, > myself, subject to my own rather severe limitations, to fix this, I'm > designing and constructing a single, very specific experiment, that anyone > could replicate with about $100 and a power supply. But this work is not > designed to "prove cold fusion." All it will do, if the replication > succeeds, is show a few neutrons per hour. (The design is, I hope, > insensitive to normal charged particle radiation, and will effectively > exclude background.) > > Will that $100 include neutron detection? -- Never did I see a second sun Never did my skin touch a land of glass Never did my rifle point but true But in a land empty of enemies Waiting for the tick-tick-tick of the want A uranium angel Crying “behold,” This land that knew fire is yours Taken from Corruption To begin anew
