Monthly Archives: October 2010

Jan Marwan to appear on James Martinez’ Ca$h Flow Thursday Nov 4

Dr. Jan Marwan, editor of the recently canceled American Institute of Physics peer-reviewed proceedings of the March 2010 American Chemical Society National Meeting’s New Energy Technology Symposium, will be a guest on James Martinez’ Ca$h Flow show Thursday, November 4 continuing the Cold Fusion Radio series.

You can call-in live, or Flash message your comments during the show. Go to Cash-flow on Achieve Radio.

He will talk about why the AIP refused to publish Low-energy […]

Youth keeping the new energy movement alive with constant creations investigating non-conventional science

Cold fusion scientists have spent two decades of research in obscurity, without the recognition they deserve for such groundbreaking work.

But what else is new?

History has shown new ideas suffer immensely when faced with an established infrastructure. The “die-hards” will die hard trying to keep the status quo and marginalize anyone who proposes radical change. Yet, it is almost impossible a new technology can be stopped once unleashed in a population.

In […]

The Water Cycle

Fascinating and beautiful. We are so lucky to be spending time on this world.

A recently updated water fact sheet from NASA Earth Observatory.
The Water Cycle.

Planet Forward needs cold fusion

Cold Fusion Now posted the What is Cold Fusion? essay and the CBS 60 minutes Part I video link on Planet Forward.

We answered the question on RESEARCH: http://planetforward.org/question/what-theory-behavior-or-norm-are-you-or-your-team-researching-that-will-lead-to-an-improvement-in-how-we-generate-or-use-energy/

From their About page:

“Planet Forward Showcases Smart Ideas from Smart People… Online AND on TV.

Planet Forward is where experts and engaged citizens weigh in on energy, climate and sustainability. We’re looking for your innovative ideas, informed opinion and first-hand experience. We take the best ideas and […]

Green Party moves closer to support cold fusion

James Martinez, the only talk radio host regularly featuring interviews with cold fusion scientists has formally achieved another first: getting politicians to talk about cold fusion.

On the Thursday, Oct. 21 edition of Cash-flow, James interviewed Laura Wells, the Green Party candidate for Governor of California. She had recently been arrested trying to enter the candidate’s debate, from which all third party candidates are excluded, and with a ticket in hand, was […]

Map of services and disservices of in a cold fusion economy.

This graphic by Nicolas Paris popped up the other day on Mindmeister.

Click the graphic to open the site in a new window and see a large format file that you can read.

It appears to inventory the effects of cold fusion technology on the economy for the purpose of finding the best investment choices.

Marshall McLuhan taught that every new technology creates an environment of services and disservices, and though we can never predict all outcomes, […]

Cold fusion counter-argument with Crowley

A letter to which I subscribe, LeMetropole Cafe, publishes a daily quotation at the top of each communique. A few days ago, the quote was by Aleister Crowley.

“The conscience of the world is so guilty that it always assumes that people who investigate heresies must be heretics; just as if a doctor who studies leprosy must be a leper. Indeed, it is only recently that science has been allowed to study anything without […]

Letter to the Secretary of Energy and others …

Last Sunday, at our 350.org 10/10/10 event, Cold Fusion Now engaged in direct action outreach in the streets. Talking to passersby about energy, we also collected 30 signatures for our letter to Energy Secretary Chu, Under-secretary Koonin, and Dr. Holdren of the President’s Office of Science and Technology Policy.

Here’s our letter, with signatures withheld. We are very excited about sending this letter with so many signatures in support of LENR research.

There is […]