Akira +1 On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Akira Shirakawa <shirakawa.ak...@gmail.com>wrote:
> On 2012-07-17 17:56, Ron Kita wrote: > > Not sure IF this was posted before: >> http://www.e-catworld.com/**2012/07/brian-ahern-to-**announce-nanonickel- >> **breakthrough-is-product-of-**asymmetric-magnetism/<http://www.e-catworld.com/2012/07/brian-ahern-to-announce-nanonickel-breakthrough-is-product-of-asymmetric-magnetism/> >> > > No, this wasn't posted before. To tell the truth, I was aware of this > news, but the lack of detailed information from the event website [1], the > apparent unwillingness of mr.Ahern to share more details about his > participation to the event or the event itself, and that last year he > backed out of a similar one in NYC without plausible explanations made me > unsure whether to post it on Vortex-l or not. > > It appears he will unveil a new theory to explain the mechanism of LENR > phenomena, according to which they are not based on nuclear effects, but > rather on an "asymmetrical magnetism effect" (whatever this really means). > > To be honest, if he's getting significant, repeatable and controllable > amounts of excess heat as reported (21 watts), an independent, thorough and > undeniable validation of these results alone would already be an > extraordinary breakthrough. We're not speaking of sub-watt or > milliwatt-level excess heat! This is already something that could be > commercially useful (assuming that input energy is a fraction of the > output). > > That Brian Ahern expects the public to take these results for granted and > embrace instead yet another theory that should explain for once and for all > why LENRs occur... it's a bit of a put off for me to be honest. This is not > what we need right now. Just my 2c. > > Cheers, > S.A. > > [1] > http://neny.org/neny/Events/**2012NESymposium.aspx<http://neny.org/neny/Events/2012NESymposium.aspx> > >
