Rossi E-Cat HT energy density “off-the-chart”

A third-party report on tests performed by European scientists has confirmed anomalous excess heat from Andrea Rossi’s E-Cat HT, a thermal energy generator based on nickel-hydrogen exothermic reactions developed by Leonardo Technologies.

The Energy Catalyzer first came to public attention in January 2011 when the unit was demonstrated at the University of Bologna in Italy. Since then, in a drive for control, stability and certification, the E-Cat has gone through multiple design changes with […]

By |Wednesday, May 22, 2013|Business and Economics, Science and Technology|17 Comments
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University of Missouri hosts top scientists for ICCF-18

The 18th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF-18) will be held at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri, U.S. July 21-27 where Vice Chancellor of Research Dr. Robert Duncan has led the creation of a world-class research program based on low-energy nuclear reactions (LENR).

Since his appearance on the CBS network’s 60 minutes program in 2009, Duncan has brought international researchers to the university’s business incubator park and helped to establish a new […]

By |Sunday, May 19, 2013|Events, Science and Technology|2 Comments
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“Responsibly imaginable” LENR solutions from NASA

Chief Scientist at NASA Langley Research Center Dr. Dennis Bushnell has authored a new report Advanced-to-Revolutionary Space Technology Options The Responsibly Imaginable which includes low-energy nuclear reactions (LENR).

This particular report focuses on how humans might visit Mars. “In general revolutionary goals require revolutionary technology,” writes Bushnell, and LENR is part of NASA Langley’s portfolio of solutions.

In this case, “responsibly imaginable” means that “Nominal and usual enabling timescales […]

By |Thursday, May 16, 2013|Science and Technology|6 Comments
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    ‘Pathological Science’ is not Scientific Misconduct (nor is it pathological) by Henry H. Bauer

‘Pathological Science’ is not Scientific Misconduct (nor is it pathological) by Henry H. Bauer

The term pathological science was first coined by chemist and Nobel laureate Irving Langmuir during a speech in 1953 when he described scientific investigations done on the premise of “wishful thinking”.

From a transcript of Langmuir’s almost-lost talk:

“These are cases where there is no dishonesty involved but where people are tricked into false results by a lack of understanding about what human beings can do to themselves in the way of being […]

By |Tuesday, May 14, 2013|History, Philosophy|5 Comments
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Plasma engine reproduced; now optimizing for efficiency

“This is a power source that mankind needs to have. We need to make a push and get this energy out in the hands of people.”–Dr. Michael McKubre TeslaTech 2012

A revolutionary new engine powered by the pulsing of plasma has been successfully reproduced from an earlier lost technology and now needs an increase in efficiency to make a usable generator, say engineers from RG Energy, developers of the device.

They’ve launched a fundraising campaign at […]

By |Wednesday, May 8, 2013|Alternative Energies, Business and Economics|19 Comments
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    Gerald Celente on “the biggest element that could change the world in a positive way”

Gerald Celente on “the biggest element that could change the world in a positive way”

Gerald Celente is singular in his field.

Founder of the Trends Institute and their signature publication Trends Journal, he features new energy in his forecasting work. An early subscriber to Infinite Energy magazine and friend to Eugene Mallove, Celente has been following and writing about cold fusion since 1989.

Why is he so alone among forecasters? Gerald Celente answers in this CFN exclusive.

“Whether it’s infinite energy, or the economy or geopolitics, people have belief systems, […]

By |Monday, May 6, 2013|Business and Economics, Politics|7 Comments
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Trends Journal taps new energy again

Gerald Celente has once again brought new energy to the attention of investors and policy-makers by including a story on Defkalion Green Technologies in his Trends Journal, according to a post by Peter Gluck.

The publication is of the Trends Research Institute.

It has been quite a while since Celente has spoke publicly on cold fusion and other new energy technologies. Sterling Allan’s Pure Energy Systems has a Top Five Exotic Free Energy […]

By |Wednesday, May 1, 2013|Business and Economics, Commentary|9 Comments
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Spam Allstars with new atomic jam

Cold Fusion Now is on the move again, back to lovely Eureka, California.

We left our residence in Eureka two years ago to do interviews and advocacy in support of the new energy movement, and we succeeded. Using movies, art and activism, we turned a myriad of people on to the possibilities offered by cold fusion energy.

Now, all efforts are focused on locating the new HQ. With all the stress, I […]

By |Tuesday, April 23, 2013|Art|4 Comments
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