Brilliant Light Power Going To Market - Free Energy Generator

[Matthew Cline]

There are a whopping number of young chemists and physicists who would drown a puppy to get their hands on something like this.

Even if there weren't, the hydrino is supposed to have been around for three decades, right? For objective evidence of a big flaw in quantum dynamics to, over three decades, lead to only a small percentage of physicists/chemists going "huh, that's interesting, I'll keep an eye on it"... well, the term "glacially slow" would be an insufficient term to apply to the scientific community in that case.

 

[markie]

So multiple chemists/physicists have seen first-hand that there exists a ground-state of hydrogen that current quantum mechanics says is impossible, yet they're not stirring up a storm over it?

Right. But it's not their discovery to make a fuss about. They are only confirming.
They're not looking for confrontation, they are too busy for that, they have their own university work to do. In one of the videos, I recall Dr. Ramanujachary saying that his published hydrino work did not garner a single email response from his colleagues.

 

[Mike!]

Links or citatations would go a long way towards backing up what you claim as facts.

 

[SezMe]

Right, I'm no laser expert (although I do happen to know one who I'll ask about this, although maybe not for a week or two), but if the light being emitted as of a broad spectrum from infrared to ultraviolet, then that's not a blue laser, is it? "Blue" is only some of those frequencies.

My work on lasers is in the distant past but my understanding is that one of the defining characteristics of a laser is that the emitted light has a very narrow spectrum. I think the idea of a "broad spectrum" laser is an oxymoron. Squeegee, ask you buddy about that.

Scratch that. hecd2 mostly answered my question upthread.

 

[SezMe]

Must be a MicroSoft product!

We'll know if rebooting fixes all the problems.

 

[Kid Eager]

Right. But it's not their discovery to make a fuss about. They are only confirming.
They're not looking for confrontation, they are too busy for that, they have their own university work to do. In one of the videos, I recall Dr. Ramanujachary saying that his published hydrino work did not garner a single email response from his colleagues.

They looked and found nothing worthy of their attention. I also looked at Dr. Ramanujachary's extant CVs and posts, and he doesn't even find it worth mentioning. Funny, that.

 

[Aepervius]

Right. But it's not their discovery to make a fuss about. They are only confirming.

This is the most STUPID thing ever said in this thread.

They're not looking for confrontation, they are too busy for that, they have their own university work to do. In one of the videos, I recall Dr. Ramanujachary saying that his published hydrino work did not garner a single email response from his colleagues.

**** confrontation. I know of no physicist whatsoever which would pass off over a nobel price in the name of avoiding confrontation.

You have absolutely no idea whatsoever how cutthroat the scientific world is. There is a reason it is called "publish or perish" and not "publish or wait a bit longer".

 

[Darat]

He has sent hydrino hydride compounds to many labs.

Also, Rowan University has the knowhow of how to produce and detect hydrino themselves, which they have done.

Evidence?

 

[Darat]

Originally Posted by markie View Post




Here's one for you:

“We at The ENSER Corporation have performed about thirty tests at our premises using BLP’s CIHT electrochemical cells of the type that were tested and reported by BLP in the Spring of 2012, and achieved the three specified goals,” said Dr. Ethirajulu Dayalan, Engineering Fellow, of The ENSER Corporation. “We independently validated BlackLight’s results offsite by an unrelated highly qualified third party. We confirmed that hydrino was the product of any excess electricity observed by three analytical tests on the cell products, and determined that BlackLight Power had achieved fifty times higher power density with stabilization of the electrodes from corrosion.” Dr. Terry Copeland, who managed product development for several electrochemical and energy companies including DuPont Company and Duracell added, “Dr. James Pugh (then Director of Technology at ENSER) and Dr. Ethirajulu Dayalan participated with me in the independent tests of CIHT cells at The ENSER Corporation’s Pinellas Park facility in Florida starting on November 28, 2012. We fabricated and tested CIHT cells capable of continuously producing net electrical output that confirmed the fifty-fold stable power density increase and hydrino as the product.”

That's a quote not a reference.

 

[Darat]

There is a small subset of the academic world that has validated Mills' findings. For the rest of the physical chemistry academic world, they either don't know about it, or are content to wait and see. You far overestimate the responsiveness of academia to external challenge and change. They are largely preoccupied with their own matters.

Yeah of course they are. I mean when the first cold fusion claim was made hardly anyone ever heard about it and no scientists jumped at the chance of replicating such an uninteresting claim.....

 

[Darat]

If I recall correctly the plasma inside the dome will be close to 6000 K, but the dome will radiate at only about 3500K. Definitely on the redder side of white. Not sure what distance the cPV cells will be from the dome so don't know the temperature.

References please.

 

[Darat]

BLP is a business and has intellectual property. They have every right to choose who validates their technology, and yes they will even pay the validators for their work. Perish the thought. You can kick and scream that it's not 'independent', but the work of validation is nonetheless done, and by qualified entities.

Yet he has provided hydrinos to many labs..... You keep contradicting yourself.

 

[Darat]

Hydrino can emit photons. Not from the electrons going to another orbital level, but from the smaller electron spin energy differences and molecular rotational vibrational energy differences.

Raman spectroscopy detects these spectra. In fact this is one method dihydrino is detected ; it gives off a much more energetic signature than H2 gas, which has the highest rotational energy of any known molecule if I recall.

References please.

 

[Darat]

Right. But it's not their discovery to make a fuss about. They are only confirming.
They're not looking for confrontation, they are too busy for that, they have their own university work to do. In one of the videos, I recall Dr. Ramanujachary saying that his published hydrino work did not garner a single email response from his colleagues.

Perhaps because his published work is not quite as strong as you and him thinks it is. And once again cold fusion, you probably never heard the claims some decades ago?

 

[Darat]

Links or citatations would go a long way towards backing up what you claim as facts.

And not simply reasserting what he has previously claimed.

 

[Mike!]

And not simply reasserting what he has previously claimed.

Apparently he believes repeatedly saying it with conviction makes it true.

 

[Dave Rogers]

Surely you can do better at parsing. The term 'continuously' is opposed to an instantaneous, brief burst. Currently the SunCell can operate at hundreds of kilowatts continuously, but only for a relatively short duration, on the order of dozens of seconds if I recall correctly.

Quibbling with semantics in this way is the last resort of the liar. If I sell you a car and say "The engine will run continuously" and you find it actually stalls after a minute every time you start it, you'd have one hell of a grievance. Yet that's exactly what you claim Mills is doing and you think it's OK. It isn't; if what you say is true, he's a liar and a fraud for claiming that a power supply that will only run for less than a minute is running "continuously".

Dave

 

[Dave Rogers]

You see 'failure', and I see thirty years of progress in learning how to harness a new energy source, essentially single handedly.

And yet he still hasn't harnessed it, though success is perpetually a few months away. How long does he have to fail for before you see a failure?

Dave

 

[Mojo]

Here's one for you:

“We at The ENSER Corporation have performed about thirty tests at our premises using BLP’s CIHT electrochemical cells of the type that were tested and reported by BLP in the Spring of 2012, and achieved the three specified goals,” said Dr. Ethirajulu Dayalan, Engineering Fellow, of The ENSER Corporation. “We independently validated BlackLight’s results offsite by an unrelated highly qualified third party. We confirmed that hydrino was the product of any excess electricity observed by three analytical tests on the cell products, and determined that BlackLight Power had achieved fifty times higher power density with stabilization of the electrodes from corrosion.” Dr. Terry Copeland, who managed product development for several electrochemical and energy companies including DuPont Company and Duracell added, “Dr. James Pugh (then Director of Technology at ENSER) and Dr. Ethirajulu Dayalan participated with me in the independent tests of CIHT cells at The ENSER Corporation’s Pinellas Park facility in Florida starting on November 28, 2012. We fabricated and tested CIHT cells capable of continuously producing net electrical output that confirmed the fifty-fold stable power density increase and hydrino as the product.”

That appears to be a quotation from a press release.

 

[wollery]

If I recall correctly the plasma inside the dome will be close to 6000 K, but the dome will radiate at only about 3500K. Definitely on the redder side of white. Not sure what distance the cPV cells will be from the dome so don't know the temperature.

So they're heating graphite to 6000K on the inside of the dome?

Should be interesting!