Posted on 12/20/2010 1:24:08 AM PST by Kevmo
A law is an observation. Such findings are obviously in contrast to existing observations. Just like what was happening in physics in the early 1900’s, so a brilliant dude named Einstein helped to update the old law with the new observations.
I’m sure we’ll be reading in 20 years how the evil oil companies blocked Hydrino technology just like they blocked the 100 mpg carburetor.
Just how much energy does it take to extract this hydrogen from the gallon of water?
If there are these thingamabobbies called hydrinos distributed throughout common water and which contain this sort of energy, I’d sure hate to see them all decide to go up in flames in unison.
Here’s an observation: There’s no K.V. Ramanujachary in the physics department of Rowan University.
http://www.rowan.edu/colleges/las/departments/physics/facultyStaff/
Why is that? This dude Dr. Mills has some investors and they stand to make a bundle if this works out.
Oil companies are starting to invest in solar and wind power, so they may soon start funding things like this.
I dunno. But given the excess heat findings in these types of experiments, the energy generated is orders of magnitude more than what is available through chemical processes. So, extracting the Deuterium becomes much less of a concern.
Here’s a counter observation.
Rowan University Materials Research
http://www.rowan.edu/centers/materials/rama.htm
Dr. Kandalam Ramanujachary
Chemistry Department, Science Hall
We study the design and synthesis of new materials for advanced technologies. Synthesis of materials is achieved by both traditional ceramic routes and novel low-temperature methods. My research is aimed at understanding the relationship between the crystalline structure and electronic properties of materials. Specific research areas include the study of luminescence properties of new materials and the study of the implication of magnetic ordering on the electronic properties of materials. We also examine the potential of new materials with tailored bandgap for photo-assisted catalytic processes.
Rowan University - Search ResultsRamanujachary, Kandalam V. Professor, 856-256-5451 ... Rowan University ...
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This link shows he’s employed there.
http://www.rowan.edu/ph/index.php?searchterm=K.V.+Ramanujachary&searchtype=Employees
Black Light has been making this claim for decades and have also claimed independent verification in the past. They claim to be able to violate the laws of quantum physics. Their jobs posting for their chief engineer calls for experience in procuring government grants. That is their real goal of course. Nuff said.
From what I can gather, they only get constrained enough when they’re absorbed in Palladium or some other catalyst type of material. You don’t find large amounts of Palladium in common water.
But your concern for spontaneous nuclear reactions in nature is duly noted.
The Oklo Natural Nuclear ReactorA spontaneous nuclear reactor made of uranium ore may be Earth’s neatest trick.
http://geology.about.com/od/geophysics/a/aaoklo.htm -
Natural nuclear fission reactor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe conditions under which a natural nuclear reactor could exist had been ... The natural nuclear reactor formed when a uranium-rich mineral deposit became ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_nuclear_fission_reactor
Its much the same process except I use HiDrainos.
This same Chinaman "feels sorry" for me too....go figure.
Well, if you believe this BS that is your business, but I will only believe it when I actually see a car driving around on a gallon of water. Even a small working model would convince me, but they will never have one because they are full of sh**.
Black Light has been making this claim for decades and have also claimed independent verification in the past.
***Then feel free to refute it. I don’t have enough background. Their website claims ~80 peer reviewed papers, including this one highlighted in the article, so if this was pure hogwash they wouldn’t be getting published.
They claim to be able to violate the laws of quantum physics.
***Just like Einstein & his buddies a hundred years ago were claiming to violate the laws of Newtonion Physics. You’ve heard of Einstein, haven’t you? The process of science is so convoluted that Einstein didn’t even get his Nobel Prize for relativity theory, it was for something else.
Their jobs posting for their chief engineer calls for experience in procuring government grants. That is their real goal of course.
***If that’s what they want to do, then that’s how things are. You can’t blame a farmer for selling cheese to ghe guvmint if that’s what pays his bills; well, you can because we’re a conservative site, but that’s just politics. The point is he has cheese to sell. There’s $Billions of guvmint money available for nuclear research, and yet for all that $$$ we’ve thrown at hot fusion, we got zip so far.
Nuff said.
***Not nearly nuff said. If this guy Dr. Mills is so far off his rocker, the website for blacklightisafraud.com should be easy enough to find.
When you pubrish rotsa papers in peer reviewed journars, maybe I start forrow your work in HiDrainos.
There is enough info out there on Black Light’s fraudulent claims if you look. I didn’t have any trouble finding info. Equating these guys with Einstein is a little far fetched don’t you think? LOL
Member of the chem department to chairman of the physics department is a bit of a career change. Makes you wonder what other facts they’re getting sloppy with.
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