MIT IAP Cold Fusion 101 to run again

The IAP course on cold fusion co-taught by Drs. Peter Hagelstein and Mitchell Swartz is scheduled to run again in 2014 for a third year in a row.

Cold Fusion 101: Introduction to Excess Power in Fleischmann-Pons Experiments will be held on campus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) January 27-January 31 at 10:30AM-1:30PM in Room 4-145. The class is sponsored by the MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department where Hagelstein is a faculty member.

In 2012, the course was well-attended and featured a JET Energy, Inc demonstration of the NANOR, a nano-material, two-terminal component that generates excess energy gain using a dry, pre-loaded hydrogen fuel. Open to the public for viewing, the NANOR ran for months in Hagelstein’s office. Massachusetts State Senator Bruce Tarr visited the campus to witness the event, and is now a supporter of the pioneer technology.

Cold Fusion Now’s Jeremy Rys attended the course in 2013 and videod the lectures throughout the week. Problems with the audio feed were lessened with a second Enhanced Audio edit by uploadJ. Watch the 2013 background and theory lectures by Peter Hagelstein here, and see the experimental and technology talks by Mitchell Swartz of JET Energy, Inc. here.

The course syllabus includes:

Excess power production in the Fleischmann-Pons experiment;
lack of confirmation in early negative experiments;
theoretical problems and Huizenga’s three miracles;
physical chemistry of PdD;
electrochemistry of PdD;
loading requirements on excess power production;
the nuclear ash problem and He-4 observations;
approaches to theory;
screening in PdD;
PdD as an energetic particle detector;
constraints on the alpha energy from experiment;
overview of theoretical approaches;
coherent energy exchange between mismatched quantum systems;
coherent x-rays in the Karabut experiment and interpretation;
excess power in the NiH system;
Piantelli experiment;
and prospects for a new small scale clean nuclear energy technology.

Independent Activities Program (IAP) is designed for MIT students wishing to learn between semesters, but enrollment is open with permission from the instructor and there is no advance registration required. For more information and to contact the instructor, visit the IAP Cold Fusion 101 course page.

Related Links

Synopsis of Cold Fusion 101 2013 [.pdf] by Gayle Verner Infinite Energy Magazine

Peter Hagelstein Introduction to Excess Power … 2013

Mitchell Swartz Introduction to Excess Power … 2013

Slide Set of NANOR®type output presented at MIT IAP Course [.pdf] 2012

“Cold Nuclear Fusion” at RASA

Edward Tsyganov of Cold Fusion Power
Edward Tsyganov of Cold Fusion Power, International and OSNovation Systems, Inc. presents Cold Nuclear Fusion at RASA.
Edward Tsyganov forwards a report Cold Nuclear Fusion on his research presented at the Russian-speaking Academic Science Association (RASA) meeting held 8-10 November 2013, Clearwater Beach, FL.

RASA: Cold Nuclear Fusion presentation .pdf slides [5.5M]

Currently, humanity has reached a stage of development at which the struggle for energy resources is particularly important, because all the known sources of energy in the near future will not be able to provide our needs. Chemical energy, in addition, is limited on account of the so-called greenhouse effect. Nuclear energy is based on the use of fissile materials, and is not a solution, because the stock of these materials is limited. The initial optimistic expectation of the transition to the process of controlled nuclear fusion has not yet materialized. Technical difficulties in obtaining sustainable superhot plasma and the damaging effects of the enormous neutron flux arising as a result of fusion reactions back down the solution to this problem on a more distant and uncertain future.

Recently there was the belief that the problem of controlled nuclear fusion could be solved in a completely different way. It has been shown experimentally that the cross-barrier synthetic processes depend greatly on the physical state of the matter that reactive atoms are placed in. Distance convergence of two deuterium nuclei through the mechanism of the Rydberg crystal cell in metals occurs by an order of magnitude smaller than the size of a free atom of deuterium. Coulomb barrier permeability in this DD fusion process increases greatly (by the 50–60 orders of magnitude) as compared with a permeability barrier to free molecules of deuterium. In this recent work, we discuss the possibility of detecting the “cold” DD fusion process experimentally by detecting low-energy electrons resulting from the fusion reaction of two deuterons in palladium crystals with very small (thermal) excitation energies of the intermediate compound nucleus 4He*. This process is made possible by the exchange of the excited compound nucleus with electrons of the crystal lattice that results from virtual photons.

It happens historically that the process of DD cold fusion was studied in more detail than other, similar processes. In this regard, we have restricted ourselves to this particular process. Presented below is a summary report of the situation that has now developed, in a cold DD fusion.

Accelerator experiments have shown that the value of screening potential for the impurity atoms in metallic crystals reaches up to 300 eV or even more. This means that, during DD reaction occurring in the medium of the metal crystal, impurity atoms are excited, and deuterium has not circular but elliptical electron orbits, which are oriented relative to each other a certain crystallographic manner. In this case, the nuclei of these atoms can approach each other by a distance substantially less than the size of the unexcited atom, yet still without Coulomb repulsion. Such processes are known in the art and are the cause of chemical catalysis. The processes were first quantitatively described by Johannes Rydberg in 1888.

Thus:

1. The existence of the phenomenon of cold fusion is now conclusively proved by experiments, including experiments on low-energy accelerators.

2. The observed absence of nuclear products for cold fusion can be explained by the decay of a compound nucleus 4He* slowing through nuclear channels as its excitation decreases in energy. The release of energy in this connection is mediated by virtual photons.

3. Prejudice of many nuclear experts to the phenomenon of cold fusion is due to the unusual nature of the nuclear process, in which cold fusion forms an intermediate compound nucleus 4He* in a metastable state.

4. The accumulated empirical rules of nuclear physics seem indisputable to the nuclear community, while the range of their application is merely limited.
E.N. Tsyganov

English version of the RASA 2013 report is here:
RASA: Cold Nuclear Fusion

Russian version of the report is here:
http://rasa-usa.org/?q=node/19115

and here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hliboxtbwznmshl/sjst5lSIQ2


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A Physicist’s Formula

ICCF-18 Presentation Videos for Thursday and Friday July 25 and 26


Videos from the 18th International Conference on Cold Fusion ICCF-18 Thursday and Friday sessions are posted on the Cold Fusion Now Youtube Channel and linked below.

On Youtube, switch quality to “720P” for HD quality.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013 Presentation videos
Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Presentation videos
Monday, July 22, 2013 Presentations videos

ALL papers, slides, and materials from ICCF-18 presentations are on the University of Missouri archive here.

Thursday, July 25, 2013 Presentations [Playlist]

Akito Takahashi Nuclear Products of Cold Fusion by TSC Theory [All Takahashi slides]

Andrew Meulenberg Composite Model for LENR in Linear Defects of a Lattice [slides] [All Meulenberg slides]

Yeong Kim Theoretical Analysis and Reaction Mechanisms for Experimental Results of Hydrogen-Nickel Systems [slides]

Transmutations in Biological and Chemical Systems Panel
Jean-Paul Biberian, Chair
Vladimir Vysotskii

Akira Kitamura A Mass-Flow-Calorimetry System for Scaled-up Experiments on Anomalous Heat Evolution at Elevated Temperatures [slides]

Neutron and Radiation Production Panel
Xing Zhong Li, Chair [slides]
John Gahl
Frank Gordon [slides]
Graham Hubler [slides]
Thomas Passell

Friday, July 26, 2013 Presentations [Playlist]

Condensed Matter Nuclear Science – The Way Forward Panel
Mahadeva Srinivasan, Chair [slides]
Jean-Paul Biberian
Yury Bazhutov
Akira Kitamura [slides]
Xing-Zhong Li
Sunwon Park [slides]
Vittorio Violante

Synthesis Panel

Closing Session Robert Duncan, University of Missouri,
ICCF-18 General Chair and Annette Sobel Program Organizer
ICCF-18 Organization [.pdf]
ICCF-18 Program Overview [.pdf]
ICCF-18 Statistics [.pdf]

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Full Cold Fusion Now! coverage from ICCF-18

Communiques from Columbia
Message from ICCF-18: Sunday Basic Course
Day 1 Opening Reception: Top Researchers and New Faces
Day 2 Monday: Strong Claims and Rebuttals
Day 3 Tuesday: PHOTOS!
Day 4 Wednesday: Presentations and Behind the Scenes
Day 5 Thursday: Presentation and Awards
Day 6: The Way Forward
Banquet Snapshots: Celebrating Science
ICCF-18 Post Thoughts: Long Hours, High Spirits, and The Young Guns
Concluding Observations on ICCF-18 by David French

Video Presentations
Monday, July 22, 2013 Presentations videos
Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Presentation videos
Wednesday, July 24, 2013 Presentation videos

ICCF-18 Presentation Videos for Wednesday, July 24

Here are links to video presentations from Wednesday, July 24, 2013 at the 18th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF-18) held at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri.

All currently available ICCF-18 papers and presentation .pdfs can be found on the University of Missouri conference archive.

Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Presentation videos
Monday, July 22, 2013 Presentations videos

On Youtube, switch quality to “720P” for HD quality.

Wednesday, July 24th Presentation Videos Playlist

And here are links to the individual videos from Wednesday, with links to the presenter’s slides as well:

Robert Duncan ENEA Workshop [slides]
Graham Hubler ENEA Workshop [slides]
Michael McKubre ENEA Workshop [slides]

David Nagel Production and Destruction of Elements by Low Energy Nuclear Reactions [All Nagel slides]

Thomas Barnard High Energy D2 Bond from Feynman’s Integral Wave Equation [slides]

Peter Hagelstein Lattice-induced Nuclear Excitation and Coherent Energy Exchange in the Karabut Experiment [All Hagelstein slides]

Graham Hubler Sidney Kimmel Institute for Nuclear Renaissance (SKINR) Overview [slides]

Roger Stringham Conservation of Energy and Momentum, a Cavitation Heat Event [slides]

Global Breakthrough Energy Movement Rising Up

Video: Global BEM ’13 Outdoor Impressions [Youtube]

Interest in the new generation of breakthrough energy technology is broadening with a surge of participation from young inventors and engineers, artists and writers, coalescing around a core network of promoters in Holland and led by partners Madeline Vilar and Jeroen van Straaten.

With the Global Breakthrough Energy Movement, the duo conjured-up a meeting in Boulder, Colorado with technologists, artists, musicians, philosophers, historians, archeologists, healers, financial advisers, inventors, and engineers from all over globe to talk about the new energy solutions on the horizon that offer a renaissance in human civilization.

The need for transformation, on every level of human existence, begins with energy, and the Global Breakthrough Energy Movement is bringing to light radical new energy generators based on post-modern physics of plasma, magnets, and zero point energy (ZPE).

Who ya gonna believe? Me, or your own eyes?
Chico Marx

Thursday night's panel of speakers from that day included Catherine Austin Fitts and Thomas Valone.
Thursday night’s panel of speakers from that day included Catherine Austin Fitts and Thomas Valone.
Talks by some of the leading breakthrough energy scientists spoke to crowds who filled the space to capacity. The momentum for change was powerful. A diverse group formed congruent brainwaves towards a new energy technology that will free humans from a centralized and controlled energy source.

“I think we had about 450 people attending,” said Jeroen. “The response to the conference was overwhelming positive, I know we are on the right way in our vision and it will be bigger and bigger, playing a huge role in waking up people about these technologies.”

Originally to be held at the University of Colorado Boulder, last minute demands from the university for money and attendance guarantees forced the event off-campus to a local hotel. Tents took over the parking lot of the Days Inn operated by owner Darek Zurek, who is sympathetic to the cause.

Co-hosted by Conscious Media Network and Gaiam TV‘s Regina Meredith and Searle Magnetiscs Jason Verbelli, the event was livestreamed at http://new.livestream.com/accounts/5708490. Evening panels were moderated by Mitchell Rabin and Sacha Stone. Both tents held lectures all day, and both programs were videotaped.

Most video from Tent 1 is available and includes lectures by Ruby Carat, David Niebauer, Moray B. King, Dan Winter, Jason Matozzo, Tom Valone, Catherine Austin Fitts, David Martin, Fernando Vossa, Michael Riversong, Steven Ross, James Martinez, Michael Tellinger, Garret Moddel, Mitchell Rabin, and Foster Gamble.

Tent 2 had lectures by Ulf Dahlstrom, New Energy Movement co-founder Joel Garbon, Pure Energy Systems Network Sterling Allan, Mike Upstone, NanoSpire’s Mark LeClair joining Moray B. King, Mark Dansie, Daniel and Erica Nunez, Randy Powell, Mark Brasche, Russ Gries, Richard Dolan, Jamie Janover, Goa Lobaugh, Josh Toms, James Schmidt, and Sam Mason. See Full Program for more.

The Art Tent hosted a collection of paintings, sculpture, prints, and fabrics, steeped in sacred geometry, and future vision. With ancient technology as a ground and breakthrough generators as the figure, musician-writer-archeologist Michael Tellinger put forth a powerful thesis for a lost technology of energy generated from sound, linking ancient South African stone ruins with early Babylonian myth.

Read a complete report on this event from Ruby Carat in Infinite Energy Magazine #112 November/December 2013. Find summaries of talks, reviews, and more, from the voice of GlobalBEM PULSE magazine.

GlobalBEM videos available now from the 2nd Global Breakthrough Energy Conference 2013 in Boulder, Colorado are gathered here:

October 10, 2013 Thursday Tent 1

Alaya, Ruby Carat with special guest Bob Greenyer of Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project, and David Niebaurer

October 10, 2013 Thursday Tent 2

October 11, 2013 Friday Tent 1

Friday Morning Talks Tent 1

Thomas Valone

October 12, 2013 Saturday

Saturday Morning Talks Tent 1

James Martinez with special guest David Icke

Michael Tellinger

Saturday Afternoon Talks Tent 1

Garret Moddel, Mitchell Rabin, and Foster Gamble.

Saturday Evening panel

GlobalBEM Conference Playlist (Entire)

A complete list of speakers:

REGINA MEREDITH

Conference Host
Interviewer/show host GaiamTV, Co-founder Conscious Media Network

JASON VERBELLI

Conference Host
Independent researcher and speaker, works at Searl Magnetics

Prof. GARRET MODDEL

Professor, University of Colorado at Boulder, Dept. of Electrical, Computer, & Energy Engineering. Research quantum engineering device technology

CATHERINE AUSTIN FITTS

Publisher of The Solari Report and managing member, Solari Investment Advisory Services, LLC. Former US Assistant Secretary of Housing in the first Bush Administration.

MORAY B KING

Engineer, physicist and author

FOSTER GAMBLE

President & Co-Founder of Clear Compass Media
Creator, Host, Co-Writer, and Director of Visual Design for THRIVE

STERLING ALLAN

Founder and CEO of the PES Network, Inc. and the New Energy Congress

JOEL GARBON

President of the New Energy Movement, Founding Member of the New Energy Congress and Co-Author of “Breakthrough Power”

RUSSELL ANDERSON

CEO, Searl Aerospace Corporation

Dr TOM VALONE

President of Integrity Research Institute and Editor of Future Energy newsletter and Enews

DAVID NIEBAUER

Clean Energy Business Advisor

RUBY CARAT

Author, Filmmaker, Founder of Cold Fusion Now

JAMES MARTINEZ

Director of Media Operations
ColdFusionNow.org & Executive Producer of Cold Fusion Radio

MITCHELL J. RABIN – M.A., L.AC.

Consultant, Coach, Therapist
President & Founder of A Better World
Panel Moderator

FERNANDO VOSSA

Specialist in Energy Research, Healing Technology and Cosmic Awareness

ULF DAHLSTROM

Independent researcher

DAN WINTER

Independent Biotechnology Professional

JASON MATOZZO

IT Professional
Student of Geometry and Physics, Sacred Science and Ancient Megalithic Construction

STEVEN ROSS

Founder of the World Research Foundation

SACHA STONE

Founder and CEO of Humanitad and Exemplar Zero, Panel moderator

MICHAEL TELLINGER

Author, scientist and explorer

Dr DAVID MARTIN

Executive Chairman of M-CAM, Inc. and Finance Principle of Exemplar Zero

MARK DANSIE

Researcher and inventor

JAMIE JANOVER

Founder of Sonic Bloom
Musician, Resonance Project Emissary

DANIEL and ERICA NUNEZ

Researchers and Inventors

MARK PASSIO

Independent Researcher, Freedom Activist

MICHAEL RIVERSONG

Teacher, Performer

MIKE UPSTONE

Chairman Human Trust, Photographer

JOSH TOMS

Artist

MARK BRASCHE aka ZeroFossilFuel

Electronics Engineer, Author, Speaker, Alternative energy experimenter, replicator and reporter.

RANDY POWELL

Vortex Based Mathematician

MARK LECLAIR

CEO & Founder, NanoSpire, Inc., Co-Founder, Advanced Cavitation Institute for Alternative Energy & Nanotechnology

RUSS GRIES

Open Source Researcher, reporter

JAMES SCHMIDT

Vice president of New Energy Systems Trust (www.energyNEST.org) Free Energy Entrepreneur

MIKE WATERS

Advanced Technology Consultant, Researcher, Inventor and Sustainable Recovery Strategist

RICHARD DOLAN

Researcher, historian, author

GOA LOBAUGH

Researcher, visual artist

KEES HOOGENDIJK

Researcher, speaker, Chairman of the Vital4Life Foundation

A documentary film Take Back Your Power about the so-called “smart meters” that today’s power companies are using to solidify control of your energy usages, showed Friday night. Here are some outtakes of the must-see film:

Related

Global Breakthrough Energy Conference is On in Boulder!

ICCF-18 Presentation Videos for Tuesday, July 23

Available videos of Tuesday’s lecture presentations from the 18th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF-18) are posted on the ColdFusionNow Youtube channel.

Switch quality to “720P” for HD quality.

ALL slides from ICCF-18 presentations are on the University of Missouri archive here.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013 Presentation videos
Tuesday, July 23, 2013 Presentation videos
Monday, July 22, 2013 Presentations videos

Here’s the individual video links below, along with a link to the associated slides for each presentation:

Michael McKubre and Edmund Storms Tritium Panel Part 1
Edmund Storms “Success in Making Tritium” [slides]

Mahadeva Srinivasan Tritium Panel Part 2
Mahadeva Srinivasan “Revisiting Early BARC Tritium Results” [slides]

Tom Claytor and Q&A Tritium Panel Part 3

Francesco CelaniFurther progress/developments, on surface/bulk treated Constantan wires, for anomalous heat generation by H2/D2 interaction” [slides]

Mitchell SwartzAmplification and Restoration of Energy Gain Using Fractionated Magnetic Fields on ZrO2-PdD Nanostructured CF/LANR Quantum Electronic Component” [slides]

Mathieu ValatCelani’s Wire Excess Heat Effect Replication” [slides]

George MileyDistributed Power Source Using Low Energy Nuclear Reactions” [slides]

Olga DmitriyevaNumerical Modeling of Hydrogen/Deuterium Absorption in Transition-Metal Alloys” [slides]

Unfortunately, we were unable to video the “Emerging Career Opportunities in CMNS Panel“.

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Communiques from Columbia

Cold Fusion Now! coverage from ICCF-18

Message from ICCF-18: Sunday Basic Course
Day 1 Opening Reception: Top Researchers and New Faces
Day 2 Monday: Strong Claims and Rebuttals
Day 3 Tuesday: PHOTOS!
Day 4 Wednesday: Presentations and Behind the Scenes
Day 5 Thursday: Presentation and Awards
Day 6: The Way Forward
Banquet Snapshots: Celebrating Science
ICCF-18 Post Thoughts: Long Hours, High Spirits, and The Young Guns
Concluding Observations on ICCF-18 by David French

Presentations slides and papers from the proceedings will be available, as authors give their permission, at: https://mospace.umsystem.edu/xmlui/handle/10355/35424

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