Thread: Cold fusion home reactor

Originally Posted by oldjar07

Cold fusion isn't impossible like many believe it to be, and it doesn't break current laws of physics. If extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, prove cold fusion isn't possible. Cold fusion has been replicated in peer review 3,000 times. Most of these were by prominent institutions. Every one of those was wrong? What is the point in peer review if it could be wrong that many times? How many other things passing through peer review have been wrong? It looks like some kind of effect is occurring that produces excess heat. And what we know about chemical reactions doesn't apply to this excess heat. Don't you think we should look into it more even if it already hasn't been proven to work?

Cold Fusion doesn't mean you get more energy then you put into the system. Also Cold Fusion is a fact of nature, fusion doesn't occur in the sun yet cold fusion does through quantum tunneling. IF this device is indeed producing "cold fusion" the most probable cause is a statistical tunneling effect that probably has a limit. This limit probably will only allow for a relatively low efficiency.

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Originally Posted by oldjar07

Just because you can't read<snip>

Did not read any further. If you want to make such an abusive comment because do not expect a reasonable response.

Originally Posted by Jonsa

Seems to me that if research of cold fusion obtained ANY replicable peer review results there would a "fusion rush" in the science, military and financial communities the likes of which we have never seen.

A safe, clean, unlimited source of energy that does not require any special fuel. Energy resources are the foundation of civilization. A Mr Fusion home reactor would be so transformative that we wouldn't recognize the world it would build - technologically, socially, politically or economically.

Well said. I cannot think of what else needs to be said.

Originally Posted by Anarcho-Technocrat

Cold Fusion doesn't mean you get more energy then you put into the system. Also Cold Fusion is a fact of nature, fusion doesn't occur in the sun yet cold fusion does through quantum tunneling. IF this device is indeed producing "cold fusion" the most probable cause is a statistical tunneling effect that probably has a limit. This limit probably will only allow for a relatively low efficiency.

Isn't that the same with hot fusion? We've never gotten more energy out than we have put in with hot fusion either.

Originally Posted by robot

Did not read any further. If you want to make such an abusive comment because do not expect a reasonable response.

I've presented the evidence, and you refused to look at it. Cold fusion is possible.

Originally Posted by Jonsa

Seems to me that if research of cold fusion obtained ANY replicable peer review results there would a "fusion rush" in the science, military and financial communities the likes of which we have never seen.

A safe, clean, unlimited source of energy that does not require any special fuel. Energy resources are the foundation of civilization. A Mr Fusion home reactor would be so transformative that we wouldn't recognize the world it would build - technologically, socially, politically or economically.

A lot of things don't make sense. There was a rush to begin with, but the reaction was hard to replicate. The first transistors were hard to replicate as well. A lot of institutions couldn't replicate it, so they claimed cold fusion is impossible. It has been an uphill battle ever since. The replication rate now is a lot higher than it was back then.

Originally Posted by oldjar07

I've presented the evidence, and you refused to look at it. Cold fusion is possible.

Wrong. I looked at it, found it to be pathetic. I even told you why. None published in reputable journals. What they are are mostly nothing more than papers at conferences and meetings. Not even peer reviewed. Others are nothing to do with cold fusion.

Sorry you have not provided any evidence of cold fusion. Not interested in if it is in theory possible. Just has it been done? Answer - No. If there was evidence then there would be a huge rush to duplicate and build on the results.

Originally Posted by robot

Wrong. I looked at it, found it to be pathetic. I even told you why. None published in reputable journals. What they are are mostly nothing more than papers at conferences and meetings. Not even peer reviewed. Others are nothing to do with cold fusion.

Sorry you have not provided any evidence of cold fusion. Not interested in if it is in theory possible. Just has it been done? Answer - No. If there was evidence then there would be a huge rush to duplicate and build on the results.

Many were peer reviewed in the journal of electroanalytical chemistry. They have different names than cold fusion, but they are all describing similar effects. One is Low energy nuclear reactions. If they say something about nickel, copper, helium production, hydrogen, deuterium, anomalous heat production, surface plasmitons, or palladium, it probably deals with cold fusion. Like I said, there was a huge rush to duplicate the results, but it proved hard to replicate. The replication rate is much higher now.

I'd rather get a time machine. Then I could just get the F*** outta here. Go back to that 'simpler place and time'.