OMG!bk78 wrote:Do you know what background radiation is?KitemanSA wrote: Increasing something that is just under "background" by business headache standards by 100X takes it well over "background" by business headache standards, and therefore a potential business headache, or must I explain it for a fourth time?
Please oh omniscient one, regale us with your wisdom and technical knowledge.

What was your question? Not that it really matters, since YOU are the one making the statements about the way things ARE. You need to provide the data to support YOUR statements, not me.bk78 wrote:That's a lot handweaving and not and direct answer to my question. So i guess you can't explain it and you simply assume it based on no evidence so that it fits your view.KitemanSA wrote: This is in a crystal lattice. It is often theorized that it is being driven by large conglomerations of particles. What sticking unwanted particles into that conglomeration might do to said conglomeration is unknown to me. but I do not presume to "know" that it is linear. Indeed, VERY FEW things in nature are linear. So having non-linear effect is the norm, to me.
Jabbermounths keep saying this is impossible. When I ask them to back it up, I keep getting crap for answers. Can you give me HARD DATA? Please? Can you give me "not crap"? Please do, or accept that you are spouting crap.
What, BECs are new physics? Cooper pairs are new physics? What part is new? Do the math, which Dr. Kim has done, and you get those values. I did it and I got those values, so I figure he did it about right.bk78 wrote:For someone who talks so lowly of Axil, it comes a bit as a surprise if he repeats the same nonsense. A BEC of cooper pairs, at room temperature, heated by several kWs, my ass! And you say you don't need new physics!KitemanSA wrote:For clarity, and to be technical, it is NOT beta radiation. It is an shell electron that has a probablistic chance of being inside the nucleus when the reaction occurs and can be accelerated to a set value of energy. The same concept, that of having an electron available to carry off the excitation energy, may change if the electron is not coming from the atom's electron shells, but from some conglomerate particle (BEC of cooper pairs, excort electron, what have you). I don't presume to know what isn't known about this subject.bk78 wrote: nuclear internal conversion means, the energy is emitted as beta radiation instead of a gamma quant, with the electron carrying ALL the energy. No energy is split. We would see a sharp 6MeV beta spectrum.
OH, you mean it is new TO YOU. Well la-dee-da!

Yes. Do you? Did you notice that you said USUALLY?bk78 wrote: Do you understand why the electron for internal conversion usually comes from the K-shell? Do you understand any cooper pair would immediately break apart at such a distance, let alone when beeing heated with MeVs?
What MeV? Can you say "strawman"?
Actually, I have suggested a simple reason. It seems you don't have the ability to wrap you mind around it. To bad.bk78 wrote: You have absolutely ZERO explaination why we don't see radiation.
Well this seems to indicate that you (or I) have a fundamental miss understanding of internal conversion.bk78 wrote:I don't care "if there is always an[singular!!!] electron availabe[!!!]".KitemanSA wrote:And if the posited reaction is in fact happening, there should always be an electron available to carry away a large portion of the excitation energy. How many "nines" equal "always", I wouldn't guess, but near certainty.bk78 wrote: To stress it once more: You are not looking for a process that works sometimes, but for one that shields the beta and/or gamma with a propability of at least 99,9999999%.
The energy must be distributed within the very short half life of the metastable nucleus to HUNDREDS of particles. In at least 99,9999999% of the cases.
IIUTC, IC invloves ONE shell electron and accelerates it to relativistic or even hyper-relativistic velocities, dumping MOST (if not all) of the excitation energy. If you have a different understanding, link? Reference?
What else can you do to demonstrate your arrogance. Again with the omniscience.bk78 wrote:What else can you do to demonstrate your ignorance.KitemanSA wrote:No, I don't think we are meeting minds.bk78 wrote: Nitpicking. From my comment, is clear that this is what I meant.
Mistake perhaps, but you aren't worth lying to. I related correctly how you SEEM to think. If that is NOT how you think, then perhaps you need to hone your communication skills.bk78 wrote:Lie.KitemanSA wrote:You seem to think that Rossi is looking for no, zero, nyet, nada, zip, cyffr, none, whatever word you wish to use, radiation.