Edmund Storms’ The Explanation of LENR available for Kindle

Edmund StormsThe Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction is now available in a Kindle version.

Get The Explanation of LENR on Kindle here.

The ebook includes a new Appendix that answers the questions readers have posed to Dr. Storms since the book’s release in July, and contains a further description of hydroton formation.

There is also a newly formatted References section.

Those who already purchased The Explanation of LENR can download the newly added Appendix and References here:

Appendix.pdf
References.pdf

Print copies can be purchased from Infinite Energy Press here.

For more information, go to the books website at http://lenrexplained.com/

New graphic from updated version of The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction depicting resonating hydrogen nuclei upon approach
New graphic from updated version of The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction depicting resonating hydrogen nuclei upon approach in region where photon emission occurs.

2 Replies to “Edmund Storms’ The Explanation of LENR available for Kindle”

  1. Consider a U238 nuclear electrical energy collapse.

    Many countries have seen a collapse of an industial concern, vast areas of industry become a rustbelt, outmoded and unuseful.

    When LENR energy, at 1/5th to 1/3rd the cost, becomes readily available will the nuclear U238 electical industry collapse, from spent fuel, to mining, and enrichment (the U238 fuel cycle) becomes
    an unmanageable radioctive wasteland? Or might we keep it alive to clean up its’ acts?

    MANY LENR U238 ENERGY CYCLES ARE OF INTEREST.

  2. Consider a U238 nuclear electrical energy industial collapse.

    Many countries have seen a collapse of an industial concern, vast areas of industry become a rustbelt, outmoded and unuseful.

    When LENR energy, at 1/5th to 1/3rd the cost, becomes readily available will the nuclear U238 industry collapse and become an unmanageable radioctive wasteland?

    Or might we keep it alive to clean up its’ acts?

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