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Cold fusion, the ability to generate nuclear power at room temperatures, has proven to be a highly elusive feat. In fact, it is considered by many experts to be a mere pipe dream -- a potentially unlimited source of clean energy that remains tantalizing, but so far unattainable.
However, a recently published academic paper from the Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (Spawar) in San Diego throws cold water on skeptics of cold fusion. Appearing in the respected journal Naturwissenschaften, which counts Albert Einstein among its distinguished authors, the article claims that Spawar scientists Stanislaw Szpak and Pamela Mosier-Boss have achieved a low energy nuclear reaction (LERN) that can be replicated and verified by the scientific community.
Originally posted by TheBandit795
What do you guys think? Will this be the new energy breakthrough that will help out at least a little on energy crises? Or will it be thrown under the table again. Will other parties be successful at replicating the results?
Niet iedereen tegelijk a.u.b..
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
The guy running it was top notch, no kidding one of the best plasma guys in the world. I can't believe they killed it off.
Originally posted by etshrtslr
A few years ago I read an article (dont remember from where) that claimed that the successful text of cold fusion all came from scientist that believed it could work and the unsuccessful test came from scientist that did not think it could work. The observer effect at work I guess.
Originally posted by TheBandit795
What do you guys think? Will this be the new energy breakthrough that will help out at least a little on energy crises?
Or will it be thrown under the table again. Will other parties be successful at replicating the results?
Niet iedereen tegelijk a.u.b..