E-Cat 'Cold Fusion' Machine: Claims of Fraud Heating Up

LiveScience.com ^ | Fri Feb 10, 11:24 am ET | Natalie Wolchover

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If Italian inventor Andrea Rossi's cold fusion machine, called the E-Cat, really works, then the world's energy problems are all but solved. Rossi claims that a small amount of input energy drives a fusion reaction between hydrogen and nickel atoms inside his machine, producing an outpouring of surplus heat that can be used to generate electricity. And instead of the nasty radioactive byproducts given off by nuclear fission reactors — think Fukushima or Chernobyl — the E-Cat spits out just a teaspoon of copper.

[Johnny B.]

the E-Cat spits out just a teaspoon of copper.

Keep in mind that according to Professor Sven Kullander (University of Uppsala), we were supposed to have a "detailed isotopic analysis" of that Copper in time for Christmas. This would have gone a long way towards proving whether the E-Cat is real or not.

We're still waiting.

[Capt. Tom]

The science is so poor that I am amazed that the Obamaloon administration and his Clown Show of Felon/Cretins have not yet invested billions in the venture.

There is a market for investors in cold fusion. Give Obama a chance to join in with your tax money.-tom

The Columbia Daily Tribune is reporting that Sidney Kimmel, Chairman of the Board of Directors and founder of Jones Apparel Group, Inc., is donating $5.5 million through his charitable foundation to fund studies in the field of cold fusion at the University of Missouri.

[exDemMom]

It’s amazing how much the modus operandi of various scam artists resemble each other.