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You're pleased to bring it to me? So where is it?
Originally posted by Arken
Cold Fusion, although virtually ignored by mainstream academic research, has continued underground through the efforts of brave and dedicated scientists. I am now pleased to bring you the technological and theoretical breakthrough we've all been waiting for... Clean, virtually inexhaustible energy in the form of sea water! Let the Cold Fusion Revolution begin!
I would have thought after 21 years and millions of dollars spent on research, we'd have a better explanation for what's going on, but apparently the research and the debate continues.
Steven Krivit, editor of the New Energy Times, has been following the cold fusion debate for many years and also spoke at the ACS conference. "Their hypothesis as to a fusion mechanism I think is on thin ice … you get into physics fantasies rather quickly and this is an unfortunate distraction from their excellent empirical work," he told New Scientist.
Krivit thinks cold fusion remains science fiction. Like many in the field, he prefers to categorise the work as evidence of "low energy nuclear reactions", and says it can be explained without relying on nuclear fusion.
I agree with you, hot fusion is getting more dollars because the scientific technical aspects of hot fusion are understood.
Originally posted by Arken
What are few 20 million dollars vs.TRILLION dollars spent in research on the classic atomic (fusion or scission) power plants production?
That remains to be seen, we don't have all the answers yet to what exactly is happening is some of these experiments.
Cold Fusion is a reality.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
reply to post by Arken
But that's just it, nobody has confirmed it.
They found neutron tracks, but nobody's confirmed the reaction/source of the neutrons yet.
There's speculation about the source, but it's just that, speculation.