Andrea Rossi Vindicated? Cold Fusion Takes Another Step Towards Credibility

[Vortex1]

Vortex1:'Then the active fuel was introduced into the slave.'

What active fuel mr vortex

Hi

Nickel powder 2-4uM and Lithium Aluminum Hydride in a 4 to 1 proportion by volume (approx). A few grams were donated to me for the test by an interested party. I am willing to test other mixtures if anyone has good ideas in this area.

[Pirate88179]

Idiot isn't necessarily the word I'd use.  However it doesn't take much to see that this doesn't really add much weight to a claim.  a) Even on the e-cat site it only claims that Bill and ENEA are near an agreement and it's unclear if it's all about LENR or if it's just ITER, b) as smart as a person that Bill may or may not be he's not a physicist or even a scientist and definitely not a statistican c) While the article claims it's a $1Billion agreement it may not be and who knows how little of that makes it into LENR.

But that's just...you know....thinking and checking facts something you were never very good at.

Bill Gates also believes in global warming and that polar bears are drowning.  Enough said for his science expertise.

Being an expert and genius in one field does not make anyone an expert in another field.

Bill

[e2matrix]

Naysayers are going to eat it on this one.   Way too much supporting evidence and positive results that LENR works.   You think all these people are fools?   You think NASA is stupid?   Even NASA is getting into LENR:
http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20150000549.pdf

[profitis]

Sarkeizen:'b) as smart as a person that Bill may or may not be he's not a physicist or even a scientist and definitely not a statistican'

He certainly has his informants/pocket scientists.he is also definitely involved with alternate energy.probabilityfavours lenr interests/investment

[Jimboot]

Bill Gates also believes in global warming and that polar bears are drowning.  Enough said for his science expertise.

Being an expert and genius in one field does not make anyone an expert in another field.

Bill

True but a lot of seemingly smart folk believe in the magical exploding nothingness too. Just because their theories are nonsensical doesn't mean that the effects they're trying to explain are not real. I do agree though money pouring in is not a guarantee of a commercial product. Would certainly help research efforts though I would imagine.