Although the original experiment in Lancaster PA 21 years ago - resulted
in nothing to get alarmed about (no radiation other than intense IR glow
and no explosion) our understanding of LENR is so incomplete that no one
really knows what the range of effects could be. There could be hidden
risk involved, although certainly less than "tickling the dragon's tail"
the danger should not be marginalized...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Slotin
David Roberson wrote:
> Good luck and be careful!
>
> Dave
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian Ahern
> It is 1;12 AM
> WE ARE LOADED, EVACUATED AND READY FOR 30PSI OF h2.
> WE WILL SET THE POWER AT 400 WATTS TO BEGIN.
> We hope to begin running by 11:30 AM
> From: Jones Beene
> On this date in 1999, the great physicist Glen Seaborg died. Seaborg was
> the discoverer of ten elements, including plutonium, and more than 100
> isotopes - winning the Nobel prize in 1951. Element 106 is named
after him.
>
> And there is new action on this date which could make it a red letter
> day, so to speak... kinda like the Scarlett letter??
>
> It would be a fitting tribute if the "Thermacore runaway experiment"
> being run today by Brian Ahern was to succeed (by self-destructing as
> planned). It would open up a new era in Physics ...
>
> ..but don't let the heat (so to speak) get to you Brian ...
>
>
