[Scape]

BlackLight's physics-defying promise: Cheap power from water

[PluggyRug]

Scape wrote:

BlackLight's physics-defying promise: Cheap power from water

Good article Scape.

I like this response to the nay-sayer scientists especially the bold section....

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I’ve been studying a lot about quantum physics lately. While I am no expert, I have been made aware of how little we actually know about the nature of reality at that level. So when someone comes along and says, “that violates the laws of… ” — I just have to ask what laws they are talking about. Do you mean the law of the quantum which are irreconcilable with Einstein’s laws of macro-physics?

Those billion dollar atom smashers they’ve been building over recent years find new sub-atomic particles virtually every time they go into action. So don’t tell me something “violates the rules”.

Not only do we not know what the rules are, we don’t even have a list of the game pieces. So let’s just wish this company good luck and sit back and see if it actually works. The proof is in the pudding.

[Robair]

Nifty.

[ridenrain]

Sounds like an old Ballard sales pitch.
Good luck with that but you won't see me investing in it.

[Blue_Nose]

People trying to suck energy out of water are the 21st century's alchemists.

[Xort]

"Mills developed the patented cocktail that enables the reaction - a solid fuel made of hydrogen and a sodium hydride catalyst"

Yes reacting chemicals are cleary an indication of hydrinos.

How does he managed to trick enough people with enough money to get 60 million in capital?

[Donny_Brasco]

I would say investing 10K in this, if it works, probably add for or five zeros to that...worth the risk for some people. Like he says, we don; understand much.

[Mr_Canada]

I want to watch the progression of this...

And watch it rip apart science and open a whole new world.