To: Big Bucks who wrote (2832 ) 3/24/2006 6:08:05 AM From: Rock_nj Respond to There are legitmate questions about alternative explanations and experimental error in these cold fusion reports. The proponents of cold fusion say that the energy levels measured on the output side are just too high to be explained as some sort of chemical reaction like like splitting H20 or recombination of H and O in the cell after splitting. Also, they go to great pains to avoid experimental errors and account for any potential for errors in their data analysis (that's not to say there aren't any, but they are doing their best to avoid them).jlnlabs.imars.com were following the protocols of a French group jlnlabs.imars.com . And that French group was following the protocols of a Japanese scientist, T. Mizuno (Hokkaido University, Japan), who reported excess heat from a cold fusion experiment in the mid 1990s. Others are going to try to replicate the Colorado experiment within the next month or two. So, we are starting to see a reproducible cold fusion experiment emerge. Of course, the questions of alternative explanations and errors will have to be settled before it can be declared once and for all "cold fusion".en.wikipedia.org
