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originally posted by: AnarchoCapitalist
Compared to the ITER, MIlls progress has been light years faster at a micro-fraction of the cost.
Mills reached over-unity in 2007, and went from concept to functional reactor within 9 years. All he has left to do is assemble the generator.
en.wikipedia.org...
ITER began in 1985...Conceptual and engineering design phases carried out under the auspices of the IAEA led to an acceptable, detailed design in 2001, underpinned by US$650 million worth of research and development by the "ITER Parties" to establish its practical feasibility.
In 2013, the project had run into many delays and budget overruns. The facility is not expected to begin operations at the schedule initially anticipated... Construction of the ITER Tokamak complex started in 2013 and the building costs are now over US$14 billion as of June 2015.
originally posted by: paradoxious
Catalysts facilitate reactions without being consumed by the reaction themselves.
The generator was creating so much power that it was blowing holes through inch thick tungsten electrodes
originally posted by: paradoxious
Surprised no one asked about:
"They were also having problems maintaining an even detonation of the catalyst."
Why would one detonate the catalyst? Catalysts facilitate reactions without being consumed by the reaction themselves.
originally posted by: ErosA433
Yeah, it would be nice if the whole Hydrino thing had any 3rd party confirmation both theoretically and experimentally...
originally posted by: mikell
High temp and copper plumbing always makes me confident. NOT
originally posted by: AnarchoCapitalist
I show a video of a self-sustaining hydrino reaction, that has no possible explanation using standard physics, and people complain about copper piping and the lack of a fully completed prototype.
originally posted by: 3danimator2014
originally posted by: mikell
High temp and copper plumbing always makes me confident. NOT
Is that just cuz copper is such a god heat conductor? What would be better to use out of curiosity?
I love how the model looks nothing like the diagram, even allowing for small changes to the design. This is meaningless, i cant f*cking believe i have to say this all in caps, but: SHOW IT TO US WORKING AND POWERING SOMETHING.
Obviously, we all know why he cant and wont.
originally posted by: playswithmachines
Beware, for i have debunked many.
Blacklight showed us some amazing things in the past
originally posted by: AnarchoCapitalist
Mills reached over-unity in 2007, and went from concept to functional reactor within 9 years. All he has left to do is assemble the generator.
originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
So where are all the papers backing this up? Something like over unity would be huge. Where's the functional reactor?