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Funny that you mention cold fusion because physicists here and abroad are again working on it, both experimentally and in search of a sound theoretical framework. A practical cold fusion device seems to have been invented and to have passed several third party verification tests. The rights were purchased by a North Carolina investment group and an initial production run is expected soon, with the devices used to provide hot water for large commercial applications. A comprehensive peer-reviewed paper by outside experts is also said to be in preparation.

I think that the EM Drive may move along a similar path but at a more rapid pace. As positive experimental results accumulate, they will be disputed by naysayers. Yet, assuming that the science is valid, preliminary working devices will soon follow and be tested in orbit, by NASA, and perhaps the Chinese, the European Space Agency, the Russians, and the Indians. In addition, tech titans Google and Apple are both sitting on immense stockpiles of cash and aching for new tech fields to conquer.