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bloggerfou bloggerfou 29 janvier 2013 19:52

Bravo sans aucune restriction à celui qui eu le courage d’écrire un article sur la Fusion Froide.


Rossi a été analysé et suivi par des spécialistes du MIT. La LENR existe, elle fonctionne et va bientôt bouleverser le Paysage Energétique Mondial. Etudié par NASA, DARPA CERN et MIT...

Ce nouveau concept de WOC : World Energy Concept fait actuellement des sueurs froides chez de nombreux pétroliers qui investissent à tour de bras dans la création ou la copie ou l’achat de brevets sur la Cold Fusion, afin de ralentir le concept, le temps d’épuiser leur pétrole.

Four months ago, Andrea Rossi demonstrated what he claims was a one-megawatt « Energy Catalyser » — or E-Cat — which produces power by cold fusion. This technology, also known as Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR), had been consigned to the deepest cellar of fringe science.

Des projets de la DARPA sont en cours de développement et la NASA est également de la partie : voici les textes qui en parlent et qui devraient une fois pour toute clouer le bec des cons !

Nasa
Nasa has started giving very mixed signals on cold fusion. After years of silence on the issue, a piece appeared on its website stating that LENR tests carried out at Nasa’s Glenn Research Centre « consistently show evidence of anomalous heat, » indicating that cold fusion was taking place. 

Steven Krivit of New Energy Times used the Freedom of Information Act to get details of more Nasa LENR presentations and clearly there’s quite a fan club there.

Cern
Meanwhile Cern is holding a colloquium on LENR, scheduled for 22 March. This will be available live via webcast, and will be given by Francesco Celani from the Italian National Institute of Nuclear Physics.

Cern is of course a major bastion of mainstream science ; a search of Cern’s site shows just eight papers on cold fusion compared to over 8,000 on conventional hot fusion. The colloquium seems like inviting a heretic to preach in a cathedral. A recent presentation shows that Celani is a strong advocate for LENR, suggesting that the challenge now is understanding exactly how it works. (He also states that Rossi’s claims, though not impossible, need independent verification)

MIT
MIT, which played a key role in discrediting the original cold fusion studies in 1989, might also be shifting its position a little. This January for the first time there was a short course called « Cold Fusion 101. » This was taught by Peter Hagelstein, who has been working on LENR for many years. According to areport in Cold Fusion Times, the course included a working demonstration of LENR showing measurable excess of heat.

Darpa
Darpa, the Pentagon’s Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, has been quietly pursuing LENR for some years. Its budget plans for next year, released earlier this month, listed some significant achievements : « Continued quantification of material parameters that control degree of increase in excess heat generation and life expectancy of power cells in collaboration with the Italian Department of Energy. Established ability to extend active heat generation time from minutes to 2.5 days for pressure-activated power cells. »
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