LENR Aircraft gets NASA research grant

Cold Fusion Now ^ | Thursday, June 20, 2013 | By Gregory Goble|

[muawiyah]

Sorry, you'll need to wire the Sun into the circuit directly so we can verify that you are actually using Sunlight ~ that stuff coming our way every day has the light of numerous stars mixed in ~ in unknown proportions, and there are unaccounted frequencies not easily accessed.

Wire in your tokamak ~ let's see it light up a control panel light ~ had them around for more than half a century ~ should be trivial ~ BTW, that's with excess power ~ not the baseload stuff.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Sorry, you'll need to wire the Sun into the circuit directly so we can verify that you are actually using Sunlight ~ that stuff coming our way every day has the light of numerous stars mixed in

Pretty sure those other stars use hot fusion as well.

[muawiyah]

you might be sure, but light can be emitted from all sorts of sources ~ for all we know might be an enormous lump of coal.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Which of the stars do you feel is a lump of coal?

The sun?

[muawiyah]

Big universe; anything is possible ~ you can’t rule that out. Remember, there’s a slim probability that an atom will spontaneously fly apart ~ and create some light and heat ~ so we need to account for that. You get much beyond our own sun, we just can’t reach out and touch the coronasphere.

[Little Ray]

Too easy to fake...

[MHGinTN]

What makes you think such large dirigibles do not already fly missions for the military? ... albeit very large triangular shaped. Decades ago such craft were in planning as flight decks for helo squdads, although the lifting gasses were not heated with LENR technology.

[Wonder Warthog]

"What makes you think such large dirigibles do not already fly missions for the military? ... albeit very large triangular shaped. Decades ago such craft were in planning as flight decks for helo squdads, although the lifting gasses were not heated with LENR technology.

There may well be. I haven't seen any info one way or the other. I know there are blimps in use, but any use of dirigibles must be "black ops" related.

But the military does a lot of things that aren't economically feasible for the private sector. A dirigible powered and "lifted" by LENR seems to me to offer unique advantages for economy, longevity, safety, and versatility in an aeronautical platform, and opens up whole new vistas in air transportation.