On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 11:48 PM, MarkI-ZeroPoint <[email protected]> wrote:
> Now this example used the hyperfine value of 5.87µeV/transition, and who > knows what the source is for the ‘pumping’ that might be happening in > LENR/NAE, but the idea is that given the extreme frequencies involved, it > doesn’t take long to accumulate a lot of E under these coherent conditions. The answer could lie in your moniker. Puthoff speculates that there is a balance between the orbiting electron in the ground state and the ZPF which prevents the accelerating electron from radiating. If that orbit is perturbed due to the presence of a NAE, the orbit is destabilized and possibly upsetting the balance and, possibly drawing excess energy from the vacuum.
