Strong experimental results for LENR (cold fusion) published, COP Up to 10, rather simple set up, replication encouraged by Tadahiko Mizuno

Using Brown"s gas(made with water) instead of fossil fuels should have been perfected and engineered a long time ago.....but we know the reason why...money.

One thing I noticed in the paper was his insistence on using an air flow calorimeter instead of liquid flow due to the liquid flow one causing too much cooling to the reactor since the reaction (whatever it may be) requires the sustained temperature of the chamber to maintain itself. That makes me wonder how in the heck all that extra heat energy could be put to any good use if it could only be siphoned off slowly in small amounts without killing the reaction...

Thanks for your valuable account of the facts soon after Pons and Fleischmann. That’s a priceless quote. Indeed LENR is, to this day, still an observed phenomena without a solid theoretical basis for understanding it. We know it’s not fusion, and there seems to be a close relationship of LENR and electromagnetic anomalies, yet several theories attempting to explain it with different rates of unsuccess keep failing at making predictions to enhance the results. Meanwhile, the experimental data keeps piling. For the most comprehensive and actively updated repository of LENR research you can visit [link to www.lenr-canr.org. (secure)]

Regarding palladium, LENR uses palladium just as a substrate where the reaction of deuterium, no palladium is spent. Other results have been obtained with nickel and hydrogen but the late Mizuno’s results are a hybrid of the main “venues” of current LENR research.