[Kevmo]

The Cold Fusion Ping List

http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/coldfusion/index?tab=articles

http://www.infinite-energy.com/images/pdfs/mitcfreport.pdf

[Kevmo]

The Cold Fusion Ping List

http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/coldfusion/index?tab=articles

http://www.infinite-energy.com/images/pdfs/mitcfreport.pdf

[Zeppo]

Isn’t this a wee bit outdated, inasmuch as Dr. Mallove has been dead for seven or eight years, and there have been numerous developments in the interim?

Nevertheless, the comments about Dr. Morrison were interesting - from first-hand experience, Morrison was a fascinating guy, but he also had some notable blind spots, in much the same way that many other leftist academic elitists do...

[STD]

Well, Darryl you read that there scientific paper, where are the pictures? Waldo, you are a complete moron! Don't touch it. This here is called scientific research, which come without pictures. They are absolutely the best for outhouse usage. Those slick pictures give you paper cuts on your personal parts there, if you're not careful.

Would somebody accustomed to reading articles without pictures please tell me Daryl, my other brother Darryl and finally my other brother Waldo; what the hell does this article say? Does it work? Did it ever work? Is it more scientific fraud ?

[dila813]

I have always wondered if the problem with Fusion Hot or otherwise isn’t hot or cold, it is gravity.

Even these magnetic confinement hot fusion schemes work better in space, that is once you haul all that stuff up there.

But (the big BUT) if we could get it hauled up there the power would be immense and it can be beamed back to earth and this would work in short order.

Turns Fusion into more a logistics Problem rather than a pure technological problem.

[jnsun]

A long read Kevmo and the technical (fusion) content is well over my head. But I do know, as a science type, funding and ego in science does get political, ala AGW. When world energy is at stake one can bet it gets REALLY political.

Thanks for the post.

Johnny Suntrade

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Cold fusion reactors would be great and everything, but they are still at this point science fiction.

Thorium fission reactor technology actually exists and would be just as safe and the nuclear waste problems non-existent, but the word "radiation" has been demagogued to the point that a nuclear power plant is practically impossible to get built.

[TEXOKIE]

There is another magazine for which Mallove wrote before his untimely death. It is “Atlantis Rising.”

Here is a link to some recent articles on the subject:

http://atlantisrisingmagazine.com/?s=Cold+Fusion

[Paladin2]

"What it boils down to is this: By studying the history MIT and cold fusion, one learns that paradigm-paralyzed and unethical scientists have the motive and means to wreck massive damage against an emerging science and technology, especially when an aging and well-financed program is threatened. An MIT President who has access to the highest power levels of the Federal government should not be contributing to the distortion of government spending by feathering MIT’s nest and ignoring facts. MIT alumni/ae, students, staff, and President Charles M. Vest need to consider this—E. Mallove"

Highly parallel situation to the ACGW situation. Technology Review has become a PC shill.

[AFreeBird]

B4L8r

[blueunicorn6]

There was this guy on a street corner in New York City who had this black box with a handle on it. He would start to put a dollar bill into the front of that box, turn the handle a couple of times and a $20 bill would come out the other side. I gave him $1,000 for that box. It wouldn’t work for me. I saw him again a week later, and I told him the box didn’t work. He asked for my name and address and said that for another $1,000 he’d mail me the instructions for the box. I’m sure those directions will be in my mailbox one of these days.

[utax]

Cold Fusion?

Hell, you can’t get a cold beer in Utah!!!

[Red Badger]

It appears that, ‘cold fusion’ has had the same type of politico-scientific complex attackers as the ‘global warming deniers’.

Billions of dollars, euros, francs, marks and rubles have been spent on hot fusion and not a few careers have been made researching it.

It is no wonder then, that having two guys in Utah endanger that line of ‘thinking’ would create a huge backlash. Heretics and apostates to the ‘correct’ path of research, they may one day be regarded as the Copernicus and Galileo of our times.......