Blacklight power Now Brilliant light power makes major announcement in the news

[ramset]

If this company is still In New jersey [the actual unit ?

may be able to get a visit there ?

maybe Wesley would like to go too?

we shall see ?

respectfully
Chet K

[TinselKoala]

If this company is still In New jersey [the actual unit ?

may be able to get a visit there ?

maybe Wesley would like to go too?

we shall see ?

respectfully
Chet K

If you visit the company and ask questions, look around, etc. do you really think they would show you or tell you anything that could disconfirm or falsify their claims?

[TinselKoala]

@verpies: No, I did not watch those entire videos. The first few seconds of the first one was enough for me... the boilerplate legal disclaimer that basically says "this presentation contains forward looking statements that may not actually be true." So I turned it off and went out to mow the lawn. At least I know for sure I'm performing work when I do that!

Wouldn't you like to see the wiring and connectors that allow somebody to get 6 megawatts of continuous power out of something that basically could fit in a one-car garage?

[verpies]

@verpies: No, I did not watch those entire videos. The first few seconds of the first one was enough for me... the boilerplate legal disclaimer that basically says "this presentation contains forward looking statements that may not actually be true." So I turned it off and went out to mow the lawn. At least I know
for sure I'm performing work when I do that!

Don't give them money then.
...but you should look at the technical aspects of their claims and try to identify any technical flaws even if it is for the purpose of busting an investment scam.  You already raised some points (gas evolution, pipe soldering)
I raised another one: Any water inside the graphite sphere will thermolyze at 3000ºK to oxygen and react with the graphite...effectively burning it up.

Wouldn't you like to see the wiring and connectors that allow somebody to get 6 megawatts of continuous power out of something that basically could fit in a one-car garage?

I would ! ...although the claim is for 330kW of electricity because the sphere does not have a surface of 1m². and part of its blackbody radiation escapes as heat.
Even more, I'd like to see that sphere heated to incandescence.

[verpies]

Is it he is full of  scam  and trying to extract money from less fortunate in brain power but quite well with money ?
Verpies  convince me and you  will be beneficiary along with  rest of you charge free.

I cannot convince you because I am not convinced myself.  So at this time I am not a proponent of melting silver and doing expensive experiments.  I only advise gathering information at this stage.
I will be a believer if I see that reaction chamber heated to incandescence.  So far I have not.

I think that they are not cheating on the spectrum of that bright light, but they might be wrong about its intensity.  It might be just a glorified underunity silver electric welding arc.
Also, I see an engineering error in the practical design, namely: any water in that chamber at 3000ºK will become thermolized to oxygen and that will react with the graphite...effectively burning it up.

Anyway, they are located close to you, so if you can present yourself as a company man with big bucks, then perhaps you could drive there with Chet and verify the intensity of that light with some kind of black bottle of water and a thermometer.