Next step - DiLithium Crystals ????

"The new cold fusion experiment went something like this: scientists
inserted a small pyroelectric crystal (lithium tantalite) inside a
chamber filled with hydrogen. Warming the crystal by about 100 degrees
(from -30 F to 45F) produced a huge electrical field of about 100,000
volts across the small crystal."

RP

On 29/06/05, James Newtons Massmind <jamesnewton@massmind.org> wrote:
> Not likely to generate more energy than is consumed, but may be a more
> efficient generator of xrays or thrust for spacecraft.
> 
> There has also been some respectable, though still contentious, positive
> results from bubble fusion proponents.
> 
> Having recently invested in solar panels for my home, I'm hoping none of
> this makes the market for another 10 years... Which is very probable.
> 
> But it does make me want to live for a long time... Just to see what comes
> of it. The future holds some promise.
> 
> ---
> James.

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