Ground breaking work of Frank Znidarsic (Cold Fusion & Anti-gravity explained)

[gravityblock]

Khanster,

IMO, the small pockets of superconductivity occurring in LENR's experiments is partly due to the low energy nuclear reactions.  I don't think there's much research and experiments being done by the scientific community looking into superconductivity during nuclear reactions, during transmutation of the elements, etc. We need to force these nuclear reactions at low energies and this can be done with phonon resonance.  For the C₆₀ fullerene to become stable, the carbon atom needs 8 electrons in its outer shell, and covalently bonding with 3 other atoms will only make 7 electrons in its outer shell. This means that the one unbonded electron on every carbon atom is free to float around all of the compound's atoms. Electrons carry charge, so this free electron movement means that the buckminsterfullerene can conduct electricity very well.  Below is an illustration of Bucky ball with isosurface of ground state electron density calculated with DFT.
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckminsterfullerene#Structure )

In addition to the C₆₀ being an excellent conductor, it has wave-particle duality properties.  This is important, because we can have 60 atoms undergoing a single quantum transition in the same instance where all of the natural forces pinned within this molecule converge, and this has more energy than a single atom undergoing a quantum transition.  This allows either the coloumb barrier to be breached, and/or allows the weak nuclear force to change the flavors of the quarks making up the neutrons and protons which leads to LENR's.  Normally an electron within a single atom will absorb or release a photon when it undergoes a quantum transition.  We need to amplify this, in order for LENR's to proceed, and it's not going to happen with individual electrons within an atom undergoing random quantum transitions releasing and absorbing photons.  Let's not overlook the bigger picture. 

GB

[Tempest]

Ok so where do this leave us. Anybody go a cheap source for carbon bucky balls?? Then what??

[fznidarsic]

The Space and Propulsion International Forum has filled up the house with people coming.  I have completed a preview of my 30 minute talk.  It is still a work in progress.  A wmv movie file is linked below with the preview.

http://www.angelfire.com/scifi2/zpt/movies/ZNIDARSIC.wmv

I hope it goes well at the conference.

Frank Znidarsic

[gravityblock]

Ok so where do this leave us. Anybody go a cheap source for carbon bucky balls?? Then what??

A common method used to produce fullerenes is to send a large current between two nearby graphite electrodes in an inert atmosphere. The resulting carbon plasma arc between the electrodes cools into sooty residue from which many fullerenes can be isolated.  A cheap source would be from candle soot, then we could coat our metals with the fullerenes, etc.

Maybe we're making this more complicated than need be.  If the two girls in the below image can build a LENR cell, why can't we?  Try it with and without the cheap carbon bucky balls and compare the results. ( http://jlnlabs.online.fr/cfr/html/cfrmhmc.htm )

GB

[tomd000]

In video 7, Seattle4truth states the following:
"By stimulating the Bose-Einstein condensate at 1.094 megahertz metres it forces the speed of light in the electronic structure to equal the speed of sound in the nuclear structure". How is this? In one of the videos he mentioned that freezing a B.E condensate to close to absolute zero would slow the speed of light. However I don't see how that helps here.