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[a.king21]

Stivep: Wesley, no headaches whatsoever, no ill effects at all from my Tbilisi team.
The team was exposed to 4 1/2 hours during the demonstration.
Remember, you and TK were not in good health during your stay.
I have also been informed that during TK's stay in Turkey they carried out extremely extensive and extremely expensive tests for all manner of possible danger to humans. ie x-ray tests, radiation tests, poison tests etc.
Everything came back all clear.

[x_name41]

hello stivep and congratulations for your successful experiment, but would you explain is there a some connection between your conception and that of the Andrea Rossi and his reactor of cold nuclear fusion?, thanks in advance!

[FreeEnergyInfo]

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[verpies]

would you explain is there a some connection between your conception and that of the Andrea Rossi and his reactor of cold nuclear fusion?

I don't think they have much in common.
In Rossi's experiment the atomic nuclei merge together and in Wesley's experiment, they fall apart.

[sparks]

Not necessarily. You just proved that in certain environments (e.g. inside RF fields) even normally stable nuclei can decay.
There is another way to look at it: The EM environment affects the stability of the nuclei.

There is more evidence of this influence here.

P.S.
The Miles Mathis paper,  I recently quoted, explains a mechanism of the neutron decay as a collision with external electrons/positrons, suggesting that beta decay always has a cause that is external to the nucleus.

I believe the EM enviroment affects the stability of the entire atom.  When the wavelength of a photon is short enough it can cause ionization of the atom or it can cause radioactive decay of the neucleus.   The photon 1/4wavelength has to be in angstroms.  A longer wavelength and the intensity of the wave has to be increased to elicit the same effects.