Cold Fusion now a reality?

[Werne]

And to think that this is coming from Italy!!! (if you lived in Italy, you would know what that means....very behind technologically, leading politicians that outright lie publicly about the "inefficiency and impracticality of solar power", the Brain Drain as leading scientists and researchers abandoned the country, and I could go on and on).

 

Yeah, tell me about it. I live in Croatia, just across the Italian Adriatic sea border, and it's the same thing. "solar panels are inefficient to use", "natural resources are worthless, we should turn to nuclear power", etc. All the smart people are running away as far as possible.

 

And here's a funny fact, you probably all know who Nikola Tesla is, right? Well Croatia (at that time Yugoslavia) didn't want to finance his research of ac generators and radiowaves stating it's stupid and worthless and that no one would want to use that. And ironically, the village where Tesla was born and raised still doesn't have electricity.

 

I know it's not about the topic, but it's just sad.

Edited November 6, 2011 by Werne

[Thor.]

Thanks for the translation, its good someone here knows Italian, if i can find more vids will you translate them no matter how bad the video is.:thumbsup:

 

 

 

Thanks again for your help.

 

I found this interview :biggrin:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hVcRggbHrM&feature=related

Edited December 10, 2011 by Thor.

[LHammonds]

1st post updated with various links organized by time.

[Thor.]

You know times like this there should be a forum dedicated to science and news in general. Call the off topic news and Science forum.

 

becuase stuff like this needs to be heard.

 

 

 

I say a maximum of 5 years until we see this tech in cars, 2 years in trains.The time frame is fast if you think about it, especially with such new technology like this.:thumbsup:

Edited November 7, 2011 by Thor.

[Fonger]

I say a maximum of 5 years until we see this tech in cars, 2 years in trains.

multiply that by a factor of 20

 

you forgot to consider the extensive lobbies that have a vested interest in keeping such technologies off the markets

 

permanently

Edited November 8, 2011 by Fonger

[Thor.]

You never know what might happen in the future.

 

Thats why hes playing it smart.

 

It already happened to him before. And also its to well known now.

 

He said all that in the radio interview if you haven't listened to it, i suggest you do.

Edited November 8, 2011 by Thor.

[Vagrant0]

I say a maximum of 5 years until we see this tech in cars, 2 years in trains.

multiply that by a factor of 20

 

you forgot to consider the extensive lobbies that have a vested interest in keeping such technologies off the markets

 

permanently

It only works when it isn't public and verifiable as working. Even if they do some arm twisting in the US congress and in some European countries and make up laws which bans its usage for 100 years in lieu of safety concerns... It wouldn't do much for other countries who aren't as under the thumb of oil companies. Heck... The most hilarious outcome of such a thing would be China and some countries in the middle east fully embracing it and subsequently liquidating most of their stored supply of crude oil.

[Thor.]

Here is the home page the E cat. If your interested.

 

http://www.leonardo-...ater/index.html

Edited November 14, 2011 by Thor.

[LHammonds]

2011-12-05

Idea of a cold fusion plant in Massachusetts explored (MSNBC)

[Thor.]

Keep it up LHammonds, i have time to time looked around for more detial on this, I hope they passs the technology :thumbsup: Edited December 10, 2011 by Thor.