[ExI] Cold fusion: some new results.

[Benjamin Goertzel]

Short answer: No.

Read "Excess Heat" ...

On 5/8/07, A B <austriaaugust at yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Wouldn't cold fusion be a direct and obvious violation
> of conservation of energy? You could just keep fusing
> the lighter elements and then eventually recover the
> input energy by fissioning (fissing?) the
> heavy-element end products. I know that it requires
> more input energy the heavier the element gets, but
> fat stars manage to do it. That seems more like an
> engineering difficulty rather than an immutable
> fundamental barrier. I don't know enough about it one
> way or another, but I'm really hoping that it can be
> validated. That'd be sweeeet.
>
> Best Wishes,
>
> Jeffrey Herrlich
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