Brilliant Light Power Going To Market - Free Energy Generator

[Kid Eager]

I'm still waiting with breathless anticipation for independent replication/verification of the existence of hydrinos, as the rest of the sham is predicated upon their existence.

What an odd particle, and what a special man Mills is, that nobody else can find them.

 

[abaddon]

From 2008...

They expect to have pilot plants built and devices ready for delivery in 12-18 months.

Oops.

From 2005...

According to Prof Maas, the first product built with Blacklight's technology, which will be available in as little as four years, will be a household heater.

Oops.

From 1999...

"I'll have demonstrated an entirely new form of energy production by the end of 2000," Mills responds

Oops.

And so forth. Fairly obvious what the deal is with this.

 

[Marcus]

Post 3050. Why won't you answer the questions?

Is it because you will not, under any circumstances, abandon your belief in this scam, no matter how many excuses over how many decades are produced?

And spare us the "gloating" crap. I would be delighted if Mills turned out to be right, considering the benefits to humanity. So would most if not all of the other participants in this thread. You don't get to portray running away as some sort of noble act.

People who believe in this sort of scam don't seem to realize that the entire scientific world would be delighted if he were actually right, it would mean a whole new branch of physics . The usual excuse of "science is trying to suppress my discoveries!" is divorced from reality.

 

[Sideroxylon]

People who believe in this sort of scam don't seem to realize that the entire scientific world would be delighted if he were actually right, it would mean a whole new branch of physics . The usual excuse of "science is trying to suppress my discoveries!" is divorced from reality.

So many bright young things at universities around the world would be all over this at the sniff of truth of hydrinos. Startups, corporations and governments would be fighting for a piece of the action. The only smell eminating is that of bovine excrement however.

 

[Dr.Sid]

From 2008...


Oops.

From 2005...
Oops.

From 1999...
Oops.

And so forth. Fairly obvious what the deal is with this.

And here I was hoping this thread will die soon

 

[Hans]

So many bright young things at universities around the world would be all over this at the sniff of truth of hydrinos. Startups, corporations and governments would be fighting for a piece of the action. The only smell eminating is that of bovine excrement however.

If there was the faintest hope this was real the DOD, DOE and maybe NASA would be all over it not to mention a bunch of S Korean, Isreali, German, Chinese and Japanese firms

 

[Hungry81]

If there was the faintest hope this was real the DOD, DOE and maybe NASA would be all over it not to mention a bunch of S Korean, Isreali, German, Chinese and Japanese firms

No! trolling persecuted genius like Mills is much more fun than energy security and profits.

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[Squeegee Beckenheim]

The generator supposedly puts out more heat than 4 nuclear reactors and they're trying to build a desktop device around it. It supposedly generates enough heat to make graphite glow several times brighter than the sun but they're going to vent the heat instead of using it.

IF Hydrino theory is accurate, Mills and company are morons. Regardless of if they realize it, they're working on the least efficient way of utilizing the phenom imaginable. The only way it could be LESS efficient would be if they attached tiny turbines to plastic pinwheels and ran them off the breeze generated by venting the heat from their device.

Debates about the science aside, you'd have to be a knuckle-dragging, brain damage idiot with early onset dementia to give Mills and his Keystone Cops so much as a wooden nickel. They claim to have this massive heat source yet seem to be running an internal competition to see who can waste the most energy from the reaction before generating electricity.

Ah, now they're saying that they're not doing the light thing after all and instead are going to turn it into a heater.

I wonder if this new tack is inspired by this thread where someone from the company has read enough people saying "they're wasting the vast majority of the energy, which is transparently an incredibly stupid thing to do" and have thought "oh, yeah. Perhaps we'll raise more money if what we're selling is slightly less obviously stupid"? Either that or they've just run out of imagination and so are cycling back to the beginning, back in the 90s which is when they first said they were going to generate power through heat.

 

[halleyscomet]

Ah, now they're saying that they're not doing the light thing after all and instead are going to turn it into a heater.



I wonder if this new tack is inspired by this thread where someone from the company has read enough people saying "they're wasting the vast majority of the energy, which is transparently an incredibly stupid thing to do" and have thought "oh, yeah. Perhaps we'll raise more money if what we're selling is slightly less obviously stupid"? Either that or they've just run out of imagination and so are cycling back to the beginning, back in the 90s which is when they first said they were going to generate power through heat.

Perhaps we should send them an invoice for consulting fees.

 

[ferd burfle]

Latest press release from BrLP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eYDipzYuTY

BrLP has achieved automated control of the molten silver levels of the reservoirs of the dual molten metal injectors of its SunCell®. BrLP has also achieved automated control of the SunCell’s® thermal profile. These were the two gating items to a closed commercial SunCell® that can be deployed for field trials of thermal applications followed by electrical unit deployment with further photovoltaic converter development. The video of an excerpt of an electromagnetic pumping test shows the left reservoir overfilled at pumping initiation. The pumping rates automatically adjusted to establish and maintain matching relative levels and caused the molten streams to intersect at the center of the reaction cell chamber. BrLP is optimizing the designs and integrating this technology as it builds the first thermal field trial unit. The photovoltaic cells and cooling technology of the photovoltaic converter have been designed and are in the initial testing phase.

Now that they have automation that allows them to run the cell in a closed system, a prototype generator is very close indeed.

Michael, this video looks exactly the same as the one posted early in this thread. It apparently shows two opposing streams of liquid colliding, but there is no way to tell if the liquid shown is molten silver, water or something else. The video demonstrates absolutely none of the advances claimed in your quote; control of liquid levels in reservoirs or temperature control of a reaction chamber. Anyone who thinks the video is evidence of anything is fooling themselves.

 

[bruto]

Perhaps we should send them an invoice for consulting fees.

The funny thing is that it seems there is actually a thermo-photovoltaic cell under development that would break the theoretical efficiency barrier of photovoltaic cells by converting heat into light wavelengths that can be utilized, which some think may revolutionize solar energy collection, but I don't think anything in the Brilliant Light power scam relates to it. I imagine that existence is a barrier to inclusion.

http://news.mit.edu/2016/hot-new-solar-cell-0523

 

[marplots]

The funny thing is that it seems there is actually a thermo-photovoltaic cell under development that would break the theoretical efficiency barrier of photovoltaic cells by converting heat into light wavelengths that can be utilized, which some think may revolutionize solar energy collection, but I don't think anything in the Brilliant Light power scam relates to it. I imagine that existence is a barrier to inclusion.

http://news.mit.edu/2016/hot-new-solar-cell-0523

Wait till Mills hears about it. Maybe it will motivate him to close that dome.

 

[markie]

Post 3050. Why won't you answer the questions?

Is it because you will not, under any circumstances, abandon your belief in this scam, no matter how many excuses over how many decades are produced?

And spare us the "gloating" crap. I would be delighted if Mills turned out to be right, considering the benefits to humanity. So would most if not all of the other participants in this thread. You don't get to portray running away as some sort of noble act.

I have already posted here in the past, that if a SunCell of some sort is not working (to my satisfaction) within 2 years I will seriously reconsider my beliefs and let this forum know. The date on my Google Calendar for this is Feb 26 2019.

PS It was my gloating I was referring to.

 

[markie]

The funny thing is that it seems there is actually a thermo-photovoltaic cell under development that would break the theoretical efficiency barrier of photovoltaic cells by converting heat into light wavelengths that can be utilized, which some think may revolutionize solar energy collection, but I don't think anything in the Brilliant Light power scam relates to it. I imagine that existence is a barrier to inclusion.

http://news.mit.edu/2016/hot-new-solar-cell-0523

Thermophotovoltaics has been discussed in Mills' forum and I suspect he intends to use the technology when it is ready. Unlike CPV cells they are not yet commercially available.

 

[Aepervius]

Thermophotovoltaics has been discussed in Mills' forum and I suspect he intends to use the technology when it is ready. Unlike CPV cells they are not yet commercially available.

Yes, indeed , I am sure he intend to "use" the technology. AS a further excuse once the "heat" technology do not pan out or when they invent the new better "nova cell" in 2-3 years, then later the new "quasar cell" in 8-10 years , which will be replaced by the "singularity cell" a few years afterward. Every single one of those cell never been made available commercially or even plan given for test to 100% independent party, and the next one replacing the previous one as it is "better".

Then in roughly 10-15 year Mills will be old enough that it won't matter anymore.

ETA: there is not a scary quote big enough to represent how dripping and viscous my sarcasm is.

 

[Lukraak_Sisser]

Actually, there are quite a lot of comparisons between Mills and christianity.

Both are going to save mankind.
Both will do so 'In this generation'
In both cases generations come and go with no actual result
Both cases claim to be persecuted
And in both cases you just need to keep believing it WILL happen, regardless of evidence to the contrary

 

[Squeegee Beckenheim]

I have already posted here in the past, that if a SunCell of some sort is not working (to my satisfaction) within 2 years I will seriously reconsider my beliefs and let this forum know.

Why 2 more years, rather than the ~30 it's already been?

 

[Rincewind]

Actually, there are quite a lot of comparisons between Mills and christianity.

Both are going to save mankind.
Both will do so 'In this generation'
In both cases generations come and go with no actual result
Both cases claim to be persecuted
And in both cases you just need to keep believing it WILL happen, regardless of evidence to the contrary

 

[Marcus]

I have already posted here in the past, that if a SunCell of some sort is not working (to my satisfaction) within 2 years I will seriously reconsider my beliefs and let this forum know. The date on my Google Calendar for this is Feb 26 2019.

PS It was my gloating I was referring to.

Perhaps you will stick around two years, I hope you do. I am skeptical that you will let us know when you have the epiphany though.

 

[halleyscomet]

Perhaps you will stick around two years, I hope you do. I am skeptical that you will let us know when you have the epiphany though.

If he's a shill account then the login will merely be abandoned by then, under the hope everyone will have forgotten about it by then.