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Cont: Brilliant Light Power Going To Market - Free Energy Generator Part 3

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Which of those patents specifically exclude such production under the conditions of any of the generator set ups? What are those specific limitations?

ETA: Oh sorry, Welcome to the forum and thread tlp.

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There is nothing in SunCell that can form hydrino combounds, other than dihydrinos, which is the most common natural form, happening all the time in nature.
 
I hear there is a lot of irony at the "center of the earth".
Ok Markie, since you appear to have abandoned the whole "it's dark matter" completely and now consider dihydrino gas to be baryonic matter instead, what is it's measured density at STP? At what temp does it turn to liquid at 1 atmosphere? Or what temp is it solid?

No guesses. I need actual measurements.

or will you find that since you cant measure it, it really is dark matter again and use that for a reason you have no observational data to show?

Just pick one Markie. dark matter? Yes or no? and if yes, then it has no buoyancy and cant possibly float on anything. And if no, then explain why no one has any observations?
 
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why? You tested them and found they were the same?:covereyes oops they escaped! ROTFL:D


BTW Welcome to the forum tlp. oh and just so you know, here we ask for evidence in order to treat any controversial posts with respect.

So please provide your evidence.

Dihydrino molecule is so small that it escapes very easily, and it is "invisible" dark matter, lighter than air.
Only way to detect it is when it is formed.
 
Dihydrino molecule is so small that it escapes very easily, and it is "invisible" dark matter, lighter than air.
Only way to detect it is when it is formed.
You don't get it. If it is lighter than air, it must interact with air. If it interacts with air, then it can be measured just like all the other "invisible" gasses.

Sooooo where is it? What's its characteristics? How much lighter is it precisely?

Not guesses based on Mills Grand unified theory of everything. I mean where is the experimental data confirming it?

Hell we can even detect sub atomic particles that last fractions of a second. We can detect neutrons that pass through the Earth like it is swiss cheese. But some hocus pocus makes dihydrino gas undetectable? :jaw-dropp But it actually is stable and interacts more than enough, so much in fact it even has measurable buoyancy?:eye-poppi

ETA We all here know the real answer. There is no data because there never was any hydrinos to measure. Cant measure something that doesn't exist.
 
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SunCell is the first dark matter generator. In the near future, or maybe already today it can run continuously.
Then it would be much easier to measure dihydrino gas.
Of course they have now concentrated to get it running first.
 
SunCell is the first dark matter generator. In the near future, or maybe already today it can run continuously.
Then it would be much easier to measure dihydrino gas.
Of course they have now concentrated to get it running first.
Are you aware that it's nearly 30 years since such claims were first made? Just how much longer is it going to be until "the near future" finally arrives?
 
SunCell is the first dark matter generator. In the near future, or maybe already today it can run continuously.
Then it would be much easier to measure dihydrino gas.
Of course they have now concentrated to get it running first.
You are new here. So I'll be nice. This thread has all the proof you need to show that statement is erm ... mistaken.

Mills has been using that exact same excuse over and over for 30 years. Over and over. Still never been a confirmed siting of any hydrinos though, never. Not by anyone ever. Mills stopped even looking after he found out that his original so called "discovery" of hydrinos was a mistake in using some equipment incorrectly..... Can you guess why?:boxedin:
 
Are you aware that it's nearly 30 years since such claims were first made? Just how much longer is it going to be until "the near future" finally arrives?

Yes I am aware. It is difficult to estimate how long it takes to develope something totally new. Mills has recently stopped making predictions or promises, it is ready when it is ready.
Though those latest updates and short video "teasers" look quite promising.
 
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Yes I am aware. It is difficult to estimate how long it takes to develope something totally new. Mills has recently stopped making predictions or promises, it is ready when it is ready.
Though those latest updates and short video "teasers" look quite promising.
But surely there must come a point when even the most trusting Mills supporter begins to have doubts. How far off is that point for you? Another five years? Another 30 years? Serious question.
 
Really? And what exactly do they show that makes them seem promising to you?

Having followed the development many years, first those spot welders then open SunCell prototypes and now closed, some transparent to see how it behaves, some box shaped to more easily build new test setups as they tend to break up etc.
It seems that now they have learned how to control the reaction. Mainly what is missing now is proper cooling, so that they can run it longer, potentially infinitely.
 
Having followed the development many years, first those spot welders then open SunCell prototypes and now closed, some transparent to see how it behaves, some box shaped to more easily build new test setups as they tend to break up etc.
It seems that now they have learned how to control the reaction. Mainly what is missing now is proper cooling, so that they can run it longer, potentially infinitely.
Yeah a radiator to get rid of excess heat. I missed that one. Since the science is so new, when do you suppose Mills might be capable of inventing a radiator? And what marvelous new exotic materials do you suppose he might need?:rolleyes:
 
Yeah a radiator to get rid of excess heat. I missed that one. Since the science is so new, when do you suppose Mills might be capable of inventing a radiator? And what marvelous new exotic materials do you suppose he might need?:rolleyes:

It is just a step by step process. First learn to walk, before start running.
 
But surely there must come a point when even the most trusting Mills supporter begins to have doubts. How far off is that point for you? Another five years? Another 30 years? Serious question.

No time limits. The more I study GUTCP (btw. New version released just three weeks ago) and other sources of information, also from this forum, less doubts I have.
 
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