Axil, neither you, me or anyone else except Rossi knows what is inside that reactor. What' the sense of making all this baseless hypothesis?Axil wrote:In other words, Rossi uses a Alkaline-doped metal-oxide or carbon surfaces under high pressure and temperature (e.g., promoted catalyst surfaces) to provide high densities of Rydberg species including Alkaline Rydberg matter.
What number is this? 100? 150? I really don't get it.
Yet another collection of random words here.Axil wrote:These clusters of Alkaline atom Rydberg species quantum blockade hydrogen atoms to breed clusters of hydrogen Rydberg matter.
If you took care to read the very same paper you posted a couple of posts ago you should get this by yourself.
The blockade process requires a physical 3D confinement of the atoms.
The Rydberg matter is an open 2D state of matter, ready to break on the third dimension at the first occasion.
Do you see why your statement makes no sense?
This is such a nonsense that I will not even attempt to explain to you why.Axil wrote:These various Rydberg matter clusters last a long time and provide coherent hunks of metallic hydrogen to interact with the nickel surface.
Let me try to make you guys understand something.
IF, and that's a BIG IF, this reaction really occurs and it is mediated by a BEC condensate at high temperature than it means also that we have the road open not only to cold fusion but also to High temperature superconductors and Superfluidity, as both are mediated by BEC.
Again, and try to have a minimum of intellectual honesty here, do you really think that NO ONE in these fields ever noticed that you can get BEC, HTSC, and HTSF from hydrogen in a nickel lattice?