Daniel Rocha <danieldi...@gmail.com> wrote: So, Rossi pulled a Steorn on NASA!
Technical problems and delays are normal when testing a cutting-edge prototype machine. People at NASA know that rocket launches are often delay or scrubbed. As far as I know, Steorn has never shown any group of experts anything, whereas Rossi has managed to put on demonstrations and tests, so it is not fair to compare the two. However, the fact that the prototype failed shows that it would be risky to run 52 of these machines simultaneously in a giant machine. I think that plan is ill advised. - Jed
