LOL. Yeah, that site is a joke, obviously, but cold fusion is far from being a joke.
Internationally, there are MANY very noted chemists, physicists, and other nuclear scientists who strongly believe in the plausibility of cold fusion. In fact, it has been repeatedly demonstrated countless times since Pons and Fleischmann made their (infamous?) announcement at the University of Utah back in 1989. They will ultimately be exhonorated.
What's more, a recent article in Science magazine revealed that peer reviewed experiments conducted at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the U.S. recently demonstrated that fusion (sonofusion) can be initiated at room temperature using sound waves as the catalyst. And get this... High levels of tritium WERE detected following the reaction, leading to the conclusion that it WAS in fact a nuclear reaction.
World governments and big businesses are obviously doing everything in their power to prevent cold fusion from becoming a commercial reality, but ultimately, they will fail. Too many people are already wise to what is transpiring, and many more are quickly coming to same realization, and drawing the same conclusions based on empirical AND measured evidence.
Got Renaissance Redux? Heh!
So without going off, and making my blood pressure rise (because this is a great point of contention with me) let me give you a few links to ponder.
Read all about it for yourself. For a contrarian view, read also the mumblings of Dr. Robert Park, the American Physical Society spokespuppet on this topic, and GRADE A ASSHOLE FROM HELL.
businessweek.com
mv.com
iccf9.global.tsinghua.edu.cn
world.std.com
groups.google.com
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