-----Original Message----- From: Alan Fletcher http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=806&cpage=15#comment-723229
See you soon, my great Friend and Master Sergio! I will never forget our work together and that day in the Brasimone Nuclear facility. This is a provocative comment. “That day” must have been a memorable breakthrough discovery for them, since it is mentioned so prominently- almost as a eulogy. Does anyone know the backstory of “that day in Brasimone”? One wonders if something happened then which sheds any light on the HotCat operation, in particular. Brasimone, as best I can tell, is a facility for the study of a liquid cooled fission reactor LFR. It is not clear how that could possibly relate to the ECat, or perhaps specifically to the HotCat. Maybe they were simply “borrowing” the facility for testing purposes. Anyone following Rossi’s story from the beginning may be justified in thinking that there was a major breakthrough in the past year. I wonder if this relates to a breakthrough or not. Jones
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