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    DOE Warms up to Cold Fusion
    Posted on Thursday, April 01, 2004 @ 19:45:05 GMT by vlad

    Science mcs37 writes: As promised, Physics Today posted a story on the DOE warming up to Cold Fusion on its site today.


    		 
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    "DOE Warms up to Cold Fusion" | Login/Create an Account | 9 comments | Search Discussion
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    Re: DOE Warms up to Cold Fusion (Score: 0)
    by Anonymous on Friday, April 02, 2004 @ 15:51:12 GMT
    I find it irritating that this article keeps refering to the ignorance of the scientific community as "skepticism". Believing that LENR do not exist out of complete ignorance of the scientific evidence accumulated over the last 15 years is just that, ignorance. It does not qualify as skepticism.



    Is Cold Fusion Heating Up? (Score: 1)
    by vlad on Friday, April 23, 2004 @ 14:53:20 GMT
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    Though their work is dismissed by most physicists, a determined cadre of scientists is still chasing after what could be an energy jackpot—and their experiments are producing heat and nuclear byproducts that can't be otherwise explained.

    By Jeff Hecht
    April 23, 2004

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    The growing evidence has convinced fusion physicist George Miley of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign that "there are important physical phenomena occurring." Skeptics aren't changing their minds, but he thinks that previously neutral observers are becoming more receptive to the possibility that a real phenomenon is occurring in these experiments. Yet while cold fusion researchers have gone from thinking they smell smoke to feeling warmth, it's still not clear what's really going on. "This field is led experimentally. We've got to get the theories up to where they start helping lead the experiments," Miley says.

    The challenge for theorists like Hagelstein is to fill the yawning gap between traditional nuclear theory and cold fusion experiments. He suspects the difficulty lies with "a very powerful approximation" at the root of 70 years of nuclear physics—that all nuclear interactions occur between two particles in a vacuum. He thinks that assumption breaks down in cold fusion, where the interacting particles are tightly packed in a metal lattice. His idea is that the deuterium nuclei exchange vibrational energy, or "phonons," with the surrounding palladium atoms. That exchange could enhance nuclear interactions that would otherwise be vanishingly small, so that the reactions can occur at the rates implied by cold fusion experiments. Hagelstein's theory is still in development, but is reaching a point where he can start making testable predictions—a vital step toward making cold fusion a credible science. "In time, hopefully, we'll get more of the puzzle figured out," he says.
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    Article from:technologyreview



     

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