Moreira, Luis A ha scritto:

> I work in a place where we have been doing "hot" Fusion for decades and
> I can tell you that looking at all the effort and not to mention the MW
> of power we put into it just to have fusion for a few tens of seconds, I
> am very dubious that something was achieved in cold Fusion. Have a look
> at our site to give you an idea of the enormity of the task and then you
> may be better prepared to look at cold fusion.
> 
> http://www.fusion.org.uk/
> 

thanks Luis, will take a look - another good site.


I know that from a standard point of view, it is completely "out of 
touch". But that's probably what makes it interesting...
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