Archiving. Cold fusion.
1. huffingtonpost.com/david-h-bailey/fusion-energy-hope-or-hype_b_6031968.html
2. huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/17/lockheed-nuclear-fusion-energy_n_5990900.html
Experts Skeptical Of Lockheed Martin's 'Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough'
If true, this could be revolutionary. Hopefully in a good way.
Breakthroughs are loudly announced every few years, and taper off silently when it turns out to not have been quite a breakthrough after all. However, it's not impossible that the above news should turn out to be true. Though the 2nd set of claimantas - the Italian and Swedish scientists team - seem to regularly return to the news making cold fusion related claims.
A comment to the article "Experts Skeptical Of Lockheed Martin's 'Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough'" said that the "critical experts" must be the petrochemical industry. This is not conspiracy theorist because the oil/fuel gang is one of the Big Industries or rather Major Monopolies out there. Others include gun-running I means the Arms Industry, tobacco (and more recently pharmaceuticals and GM since the Banana Republic heyday) etc.
[There was a creepy documentary I'd watched so long ago, I can't remember a single web-searchable detail. It was listing all the inventions we were about to have (like more environmentally-friendly cars and other transportation), and how so many of the inventors about to break through - and even some of their contacts - magically disappeared (died) or became otherwise silent/paid off. I initially thought "uh great, more conspiracy nutters", except the number of bodies they listed started to pile up to such an extent that, at some point during the programme, it didn't sound like a conspiracy theory anymore. Personally I think that, instead of killing people, perhaps these big companies should watch the movie "Thank you for smoking" and follow the propagandic method/Engineering Consent to retain their fanbase I mean customer base. Oh wait, they do that already. Never mind.]
And the news was:
huffingtonpost.com/david-h-bailey/fusion-energy-hope-or-hype_b_6031968.html
Quote:Ships, aircraft, and even entire cities may become fusion-powered a lot sooner than you might have imagined. That's the word from aerospace giant Lockheed Martin...
1. huffingtonpost.com/david-h-bailey/fusion-energy-hope-or-hype_b_6031968.html
Quote:Fusion Energy: Hope or Hype? David H. Bailey | Posted 10.23.2014 | Science
It was with great interest that we read this week of two claimed breakthroughs in the area of fusion energy, by the U.S. aerospace company Lockheed Martin and a separate team of Italian and Swedish scientists.
2. huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/17/lockheed-nuclear-fusion-energy_n_5990900.html
Experts Skeptical Of Lockheed Martin's 'Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough'
If true, this could be revolutionary. Hopefully in a good way.
Breakthroughs are loudly announced every few years, and taper off silently when it turns out to not have been quite a breakthrough after all. However, it's not impossible that the above news should turn out to be true. Though the 2nd set of claimantas - the Italian and Swedish scientists team - seem to regularly return to the news making cold fusion related claims.
A comment to the article "Experts Skeptical Of Lockheed Martin's 'Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough'" said that the "critical experts" must be the petrochemical industry. This is not conspiracy theorist because the oil/fuel gang is one of the Big Industries or rather Major Monopolies out there. Others include gun-running I means the Arms Industry, tobacco (and more recently pharmaceuticals and GM since the Banana Republic heyday) etc.
[There was a creepy documentary I'd watched so long ago, I can't remember a single web-searchable detail. It was listing all the inventions we were about to have (like more environmentally-friendly cars and other transportation), and how so many of the inventors about to break through - and even some of their contacts - magically disappeared (died) or became otherwise silent/paid off. I initially thought "uh great, more conspiracy nutters", except the number of bodies they listed started to pile up to such an extent that, at some point during the programme, it didn't sound like a conspiracy theory anymore. Personally I think that, instead of killing people, perhaps these big companies should watch the movie "Thank you for smoking" and follow the propagandic method/Engineering Consent to retain their fanbase I mean customer base. Oh wait, they do that already. Never mind.]
And the news was:
huffingtonpost.com/david-h-bailey/fusion-energy-hope-or-hype_b_6031968.html
Quote:Fusion Energy: Hope or Hype? David H. Bailey | Posted 10.23.2014 | Science
It was with great interest that we read this week of two claimed breakthroughs in the area of fusion energy, by the U.S. aerospace company Lockheed Martin and a separate team of Italian and Swedish scientists. We will continue to monitor both of these developments.