[TXnMA]

"...for the sotiller is worthier than the more grosse, and the thynne thynge than the thik. This most be do wisely and discretly."

Chaucer? (Same linguistic period, at least...)

The above quotation describes Iwamura's experiments most excellently!

Thank you for the entire citation! Much relevance there...

[BlueDragon]

Ah, now I can get through. I see you made the connection concening the lighter elements. In the Mitsubishi experiments, deuterium being included.

I'm curious as to how much deuterium might be used up. Hydrogen itself is too stable. According to theory, one cannot get two of those to fuse..but instead, a heavy hydrogen (deuterium) fuses with a hydrogen atom. Or so I understand, what is said to take place inside a star.

Some other ancient alchemy-like text spoke of taking the lighter (in their eyes more noble) "air", and "casting it to the ground".

What the heck was all of that about? Are we seeing something like it, now?