Frank Close, author of the soon to be released book on cold fusion, `Too Hot to Handle,' has

Symposium on Cold Fusion, World Hydrogen Energy Conf. July 22-27 would have been reported here, but looking through recent posting I could not find any report of it. The article I have

I would like to thank Douglas Morrison for his notes which he has so kindly made available to us. For

that the Cold Fusion guys, along with their families have 'disapeared'. Their houses are for sale and their kids have been taken out of school. Does anyone know whats up? garry

rates of fusion in a PLASMAK. Essentially, he's claiming that, if his magnetoplasmoids behave the way he thinks they do, he could squeeze them until they begin to fuse. This could

Subject: Cold Fusion Update No.2. To: "vincent.cate@sam.cs.cmu.edu"@dxmint.cern.ch Dear WA84 and E632 Colleagues, 9 December 1990. COLD FUSION UPDATE No. 2 COLD FUSION

at the Cold Fusion Institute: Q: Why do you never see neutrons, tritium, and heat all in the same experiment? A: Nobody can make that many mistakes. --Doug -- =====================

, below fusion ash production levels, and consequently, there is no need to bring the specific impulse up to the maximum where the reacting mass would be expelled at fractional light

The latest issue of Petr Beckmann's "Access to Energy" contains a report on two

I send you this mini-packet, having just finished translating the two Russians and the Brazilian

Race for Cold Fusion.' Publication date is January 24, 1991 in the UK, by WH Allen Publishing Co., and March 15 in the USA, by Princeton University Press. ISBN # 1-85227-206-6. Folks

(the theory requires at least a hundred of the little devils dotted around the earth - with a bigger one at the center). Maybe qbh's are responsible for cold fusion! :-) Dick Jackson

The following is a "Farfetch-em" as Terry Bollinger liked to call em. I haven't seen

had achieved cold fusion in a beaker of room-temperature water. Such a discovery would create a cheap, clean and virtually inexhaustible supply of energy. Scientists all over the

The following article appeared Thursday, Nov. 15, 1990 in the Provo, Utah Daily Herald. It is

tritium from cold fusion cells that don't apply to the type of samples that I have dealt with, but the principles are the same. To measure tritum in an aqueous solution, up to 5 ml or

from their cold fusion experiments, a Brigham Young University physicist said Wednesday. The idea of going one-third mile underground was to eliminate any problems with cosmic rays

of nuclear fusion is taking place in a tabletop experiment similar to one in Utah that caused a furor in the scientific community. Energy particles escaping from the experiment could

I have read quite a bit of criticism recently of P&F's cold fusion experiments, but I haven

application for cold fusion. It seems that this patent application is the most complete disclosure yet of Pons and Fleischmann's work -- apparently more complete than the JEAC

According to the latest New Scientist (10 November, 1990), the University of Utah has filed an

It seems fairly clear that no common fusion reaction is taking place with Cold Fusion. However, is it

More information on the recent meeting of the F/EAC. Note that Dr. Will has revised his available

On Wednesday, Pons reappeared in Salt Lake City to attend the meeting of the F/EAC. TV news cameras

In article <35799@cup.portal.com> PLS@cup.portal.com (Paul L Schauble) writes: >Out of curiosity... > >I'm told that you can get

[From Associated Press] By HILARY GROUTAGE, Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The

PHYSICS.FUSION!! This group has a VERY explicit charter involving a particular branch of science. That charter has absolutely NOTHING to do with spy satellites, or Iraqi geology

>It would seem that all the State of Utah will get for its >$5 million is a lesson in the value

work on Cold Fusion from a certain Douglas RO Morrison of CERN in Geneva, Switzerland (morrison@vxprix.decnet.cern.ch) by e-mail. Its main conclusion is that Cold Fusion is probably

In regards to the recent flap over the $5 million spent by the state of Utah on Pons &