Strong experimental results for LENR (cold fusion) published, COP Up to 10, rather simple set up, replication encouraged by Tadahiko Mizuno

for the possible start of a new chapter in the energy production of mankind.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Will start replication asap. This could replace everything else.

Oh wait. Just realized the price of palladium is almost 50 mil Euro /Kg. Guess i won´t be doing any replication after all. And what use is this energy if you need palladium to produce it, at this price?

The amount of palladium required is milligrams, and it does not get spent, is just the lattice where the reaction takes place.

Some replicator teams are already asking Mr. Mizuno if he can prepare and sell the palladium rubbed nickel mesh, hopefully he will agree and replicators will be able to use the exact same active material. That would be really great.

Thread: Quick update on fusion energy

Everyone interested in LENR is aware of the eternal promise of Hot Fusion, however in all the history of LENR (Since Pons and Fleischmann) less than uS$ 500.000.000 have been spent, collectively in its research while for hot fusion the bill is at least two orders of magnitude higher.

Hot fusion is still struggling for COP over 1, while many LENR experiments have already obtained COP 3 and this late research by Mizuno, made with a shoestring budget, achieved at least COP 5 and probably more than 10 but the temps were outside of the capability of the calorimeter to run safely.

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For the biggest potential energy revolution, LENR can solve all energy problems, is safe, can be applied to every aspect of human energy needs, and is long overdue for it becoming accepted by mainstream, while Boeing, Airbus and even NASA have patent applications for aerospatial uses of it, so it’s time much more people gets to know about this reality.

It seems that the offer of purchasing the nickel mesh already prepared with palladium directly by Dr. Mizuno is going to be a reality. It won’t be cheap but will be cheaper than purchasing the palladium rod to prepare the mesh by hand oneself.

yes i remember reading a recent article about coldfusion saying they studied it exhaustively and found zero evidence it can work.

There's a heck of a lot of money invested and betting on hot fusion though.. You can bet cold fusion will get shunned..
At the end of the day the winner will be the corporations that can centralize and control the supply of energy/electricity and sell it to the consumers for the most profit.

yes i remember reading a recent article about coldfusion saying they studied it exhaustively and found zero evidence it can work.


You are referring to the botched and clueless attempt funded by Google and published with a lot of bandwagon by Nature. They claim they attempted to replicate but don’t report any details on how, so it’s their word against the word of all successful LENR researchers to date since 1989.

Every one involved in LENR or aware of it is completely informed of the Hot Fusion money power and vested interest machinary to protect the current centralized paradigm. That’s why Pons and Fleischmann were obliterated after their attempt to reveal this to the world in 1989 and why the succession of positive confirmations of their results were completely shunned from academia, even to the point of making Nobel prize winner parter of Richard Feynman, Julian Schwimer, resign from the ACS in the early 1990’s:

For the night crew.

Guys, this is monumental, right now there is a lot of interest in replicating these results.

Things are moving forward with some very good individual and even some teams prepping up as best as they can to attempt their replications of Mizuno's work.

I don't expect to see any results before three months because the prepping is intensive and no one has the resources to go full ahead just yet (time being the biggest constraint), but I will keep updating the thread as events develop.

In the past 30 days Several well meant LENR skeptics have been perusing every aspect of the calorimetry reported by Dr. Mizuno, so far not any of them has been able to find any aspect that could explain the high COP result by experimental error or methodological/numerical error, so they are now eagerly waiting for further replications. This, finally, seems to be the iron clad experimental result that will get LENR into mainstream.

Stay Tuned!!!

Thanks for sharing this info!

That's all well and good but until I see a reactor coupled to a turbine-dynamo system, powering itself with at least 1-2kw extra, ran continuously until something breaks for a few dozen cycles to find out reaction stability and volatility, and then subjected to a rigorous cost analysis figuring reactor and turbine-dynamo production/maintenance, deuterium and palladium consumption, and observational cost needs, I won't hold my breath.

Anomalous heat is neat and all but it needs to be practical for continual generation under real world conditions which nothing of the sort has yet been demonstrated.

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For the person who thought Palladium was too expensive:

[link to www.kitco.com (secure)]

$1540 per ounce. A bit more than gold, but affordable.

BTW, Palladium is used extensively at this moment in the circuit board industry as well as other electroplating applications.

I was tasked with visiting ALL of the national labs back in 1988-1994 as part of my job. I was looking for government tech to transfer to my aerospace employer.

At several labs, there were low key attempts at "cold fusion". A senior physicist at Livermore told me, "We don't understand what the hell is happening. According to what we think we know, it is not possible. But, we observe results. There IS something there".

One thing I noticed in the paper was his insistence on using an air flow calorimeter instead of liquid flow due to the liquid flow one causing too much cooling to the reactor since the reaction (whatever it may be) requires the sustained temperature of the chamber to maintain itself. That makes me wonder how in the heck all that extra heat energy could be put to any good use if it could only be siphoned off slowly in small amounts without killing the reaction...

I agree with you, this is a far cry from being practical for anything else than room heating in its current form, but you have to realize this is an experiment and is already heating Dr. Mizuno’s living room with a 300 w electricity input and a +3000 w thermal output (COP 10). Hot fusionists have spent tens of billions in the 30 years since Pons and Fleischmann, and they still have not got a COP of 1.1.

Thanks for your valuable account of the facts soon after Pons and Fleischmann. That’s a priceless quote. Indeed LENR is, to this day, still an observed phenomena without a solid theoretical basis for understanding it. We know it’s not fusion, and there seems to be a close relationship of LENR and electromagnetic anomalies, yet several theories attempting to explain it with different rates of unsuccess keep failing at making predictions to enhance the results. Meanwhile, the experimental data keeps piling. For the most comprehensive and actively updated repository of LENR research you can visit [link to www.lenr-canr.org. (secure)]

Regarding palladium, LENR uses palladium just as a substrate where the reaction of deuterium, no palladium is spent. Other results have been obtained with nickel and hydrogen but the late Mizuno’s results are a hybrid of the main “venues” of current LENR research.

LENR is poorly understood, we only know that happens but why is subject of intense research, and this experiment has a signal to noise ratio unprecedented in an experiment known and published in such detail. At this point the focus is in replication of the results and after that all kind of tweaks will be tested to see how to enhance the reaction.

I would like to point out that despite my apparent pessimism, I really do hope something good comes from the research. I guess my own reluctant pragmatism (I'm an ardent idealist at heart but have to live and work in the real world unfortunately) and research into this field in particular have made me come off a bit jaded at times.

Oh, no need to worry, I am just coming out of a “free energy depression” myself. This Mizuno work is the first interesting thing to happen in a long time, and basically is the willingness of him to provide as much detail as possible to enable others to replicate what has got me interested in the field again. You see, there are plenty of LENR claims but most if not all have some secret or proprietary aspect that is not revealed, and the researcher/inventor is seeking more money so only results are provided but no experimental details to replicate. The COP in most of these endeavors has been stuck at 3 for the past 5 years (Brillouin and BLP come to mind as example). Mizuno himself was stuck in consistent but low excess (COP 1,5 to 3) heat until he tried this new idea and the breakthrough was when he put the heater inside the reactor instead of outside.

The other thing that is also now making my Free Energy passion after my long jaded period is the results of a trip reported by a small organization of volunteers called the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project (MFMP), a team of committed people that has been visiting all the exotic energy claimants their budget allows and testing and attempting replication of their claims and publishing all the information and results they get. Their last trip to visit Japanese inventor Mr. Ohmasa has proven to be very interesting, this Mr. has a small company that produces a HHO gas but his reactors use a intense mechanical vibration of the water during the electrolysis and the gas formed is not the typical HHO but what is being called charged clusters of gaseous water molecules, that are heavier than air, so you can store it in a paper bag and does not diffuse away, and also can be stored in normal LPG vessels with high density, and liquified at ambient pressure and -178 degrees Celsius. This gas has all of the alleged HHO exotic gas properties when “burnt” but also if produced with different electrolytes and a bit of heavy water in the mix, it has a lot of weird properties of elemental transmutation and radioactive material deactivation, putting all what is known of nuclear science and radioactive decay on its head.

As weeks pass more and more interest is being garnered and no reasonable objection has been able to be risen to Mizuno's work. Several replications are being prepared, it's just a matter of time before some of the teams begin reporting results. This is very important, stay tuned.

Cold fusion was real. The original researchers were legit and this important discovery was sandbagged by big oil and banking.

Happy to see this researcher publishing and getting people to replicate his results.

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Well, the term cold fusion is being phased out as it is incorrect, as fusion is not what happens, but no one still knows what really happens, albeit more and more evidence is being gathered that is something involving electrons and things that only a few have proposed electrons can do (Kenneth Shoulders mainly), and include elemental transmutations and energy release.

However, Pons and Fleischmann were legit and their fall on disgrace was an infamy from hidden powers that I hope one day will be held accountable.

Thanks for your interest in the matter, I will keep updating this thread as events develop.

Haven't updated for a while but is worth commenting that there are several teams engaged in the replication of this experiment and Mizuno himself has distributed some of his reactors (he calls them "furnaces") and we will know within three months how the replications go.

Please read this link for an interview with Dr. Mizuno:

[link to coldfusionnow.org (secure)]

Stay Tuned...

About time.....I"m sure aliens don"t use fossil fuels....or even nuclear fuel for that matter.