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Message 11109 DATE/TIME: 02/01/95 07:46
From : NORMAN WOOTAN
To : BERT POOL
Subject: MIT report
Folder : A, "Public Mail"
Bert: Great report you posted yesterday. I need to go back to the
Hydrosonic Pump testing that Joel and I did and write up our findings
so those guys will have a better understanding as to what is going on
in the Griggs and Perkins type pumps. They are off track by believing
that the pitting effect on the rotor is caused by heat. joel and I have
already determined that the whole anomolous heating effect is an
electrical phenomenon which we proved by building the pump unit with a
transparent outer tube so we could study the cadeuses helix standing
wave patterns which were composed of millions of very tiny bubbles in
the shape of little tornadoes in the form of an "S" shape. The
electrical effect is obvious by the presence of a very strong magnetic
field around the rotor in the form of a magnetic monopole. I'm am
surprised that Gene Mallove did not tell Griggs about our research fro
I sent him a complete package on our testing of the Perkins Pump unit
along with the MRA info. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. Norm
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On 2/16/2019 7:29 AM, Norman Wootan wrote:
> Moray King, please note.
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> Message 11075 DATE/TIME: 01/31/95 09:40
> From : BERT POOL -- RECEIVED --
> To : NORMAN WOOTAN
> Subject: Griggs, C.F., motors, etc., cont.
> Folder : D, "Special Associates Area Alpha"
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> Norm, here's the good stuff!
> Message #800 - Fidonet - Science
> Date: 01-23-95 23:55:14
> From: Michael Fullerton
> To: All
> Subject: Cold Fusion Day at MIT
> Newsgroups: sci.physics.fusion
> From: [email protected] (Eugene Mallove)
> Subject: Brief Report on MIT IAP Cold Fusion Day
> Date: Mon, 23 Jan 1995 13:50:03 GMT
> Lines: 139
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> *Brief* Memo on IAP Cold Fusion Day at MIT by Eugene F. Mallove,
> Sc.D., meeting organizer
> [
> The Cold Fusion Day IAP meeting at MIT on Saturday, January 21, which
> I organized, was in my view, a spectacular success. About 150
> attendees in rapt attention for about 10 hours in the main Physics
> Lecture Hall (Room 6-120). Several high points came at the end of the
> day:
> (A) Jim Griggs of Hydrodynamics, Inc. (Rome, Georgia) gave a
> magnificent presentation with new data on *massive melting* that has
> occurred on the periphery of his Hydrosonic Pump aluminum rotors on
> several occasions. He also described re-welding of melted material to
> the rotor surface -- an even higher-temperature effect, he said. He
> had one such rotor unit there and you could see and feel it.
> Fantastically high temerpatures would be required to do that and this
> is NOT ordinary cavitation. Among other observations, if it were
> simple cavitation, why would that not occur as a regular feature of
> Hydrosonic Pump operation? -- it does not. Cavitation experts at
> Georgia Inst. of Technology have now become involved. They say it is
> NOT cavitaiton. Griggs presented some stunning photomicrographs.
> Meanwhile, the over-unity effect continues to be seen, even as Griggs
> continues to sell in recent months several hundred thousand dollars
> worth of Hydrosonic Pumps for standard applications up to 250 HP.
> (B) Bert Werjefelt from PolyTech(USA) in Hawaii spoke about his work
> on magnetic motors and the theory behind them. He reported that
> experiments have seen output powers of 450 watts electric, with only
> 150 watts electric going in. Attempts at self-sustaining have been
> successfull for periods of minutes. The company now thinks it knows
> how to make a self-sustainer continue indefinitely and is building one
> right now, expected to be ready in the next month or two. He showed
> gorgeous CAD diagrams of the 100-200 watt self-sustainer now under
> construction in Hawaii. He explained how it worked (the precise
> balancing of repulsion and attraction systems to substantially reduce
> torque). It was obvious that many if not most in the audience accepted
> his apparently very solid experimental conclusions -- even *some* I
> would have thought would have left in disgust. Werjefelt put forth his
> theoretical ideas, which are based, in part, on suggestions made by
> several (now) Nobel laureate physicists in the 1950s regarding nuclear
> magnetic spin systems (Pound, Purcell, and Ramsey). Others in the
> audience were extremely excited by this report, and put forth their
> theoretical ideas. Werjefelt is a solid mechanical engineer, whose
> company manufactures pioneering FAA-certified safetly equipment. He is
> deeply involved in aviation safety issues and would have much
> credibility to lose if he were not on absolutely solid ground with
> this magnetic energy technology. He has been working quietly in this
> field for about ten years. On the advice of his patent attorneys, he
> published his general ideas in an article titled, "Magnetic Battery,"
> in that countner-scientific culture journal, "Extraordinary Science"
> (Telsa Society), May/June/July 1993, which is availbale in places like
> Barnes& Nobel book stores. Don't let your prejudices about the Tesla
> Society fool you, this is a very carefully crafted scientific article
> with some excellent possible avenues to explain concrete experimental
> results.
> The 8-minute video tape of the Japanese developments in this area of
> "Dream Energy" (Magnetic Energy) was shown. This had aired on FUJI TV
> in Japan on October 20, 1993. There are four major coporations
> involved under MITI aegis: Sumitomo, Hitachi, Mitsubishi, and
> Matsushita. Werjefelt's company appears to have a very strong patent
> position in his area, however. The chief engineer of the Aerospace
> Division of Sumitomo has visited Werjefelt and told him that this
> discovery is "the greatest discovery of the 20th century."
> Gene Mallove, who has been working with others who are getting
> similar, related results with smaller units, will co-author a paper
> with Bert Werjefelt that will be presented at the Fifth International
> Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF5) in Monte Carlo, Monaco (April 9-13,
> 1995). This paper will present both experimental evidence and a
> suggested theoretical framework. It is expected that several working
> self-sustaining units will be brought to ICCF5. There is a possible
> (likely!) connection with cold fusion thermal effects that have been
> seen.
> The MIT IAP proceedings of 1/21/95 were professionally videotaped. A
> sligthly edited full-version of the day-long program ( 8-10 hours)
> will be distributed by Cold Fusion Technology. Also, a shorter version
> summary (less than two hours) will be be prepared by Mallove, working
> with a video production corporation in Manchester, NH. Due to schedule
> overload, it may be another 4 weeks before the tapes are available.
> Every effort will be made to accelerate the process. A transcribed
> version of some of the talks is also being planned by Cold Fusion
> Technology.
> This is only the "tip of the iceberg" of the incredible events at MIT
> Cold Fusion Day. In retrospect, this was an extremely historic
> meeting. It was the first time that present and imminent
> commercial-level power production from cold fusion/free energy was
> discussed in a completely scientific manner at a major university. The
> message was apparently very well received. Mallove received numerous
> compliments on the decorum and solidity of the sessions.
> The former editors of "Cold Fusion" Magazine have joined forces and
> put out an interim "Cold Fusion/New Energy Technology" (CFNET) Update,
> a 36 page compendium -- mostly on cold fusion. This was distributed
> free of charge to attendees at the MIT IAP meeting. Others wanting
> this document should send a nominal $5.00 to Cold Fusion Technology to
> obtain a copy for themselves:
> Cold Fusion Technology, Box 2816, Concord, NH 03302-2816 USA
> Fax: 603-224-5975, Phone: 603-228-4516
> This CFNET Update is a precursor to the continuation of a **reliable**
> Cold Fusion/New Energy Technology magazine (title yet to be
> finalized).
> ****A recent posting by Victor Lapuszynski of "Cold Fusion" at WGI
> contained an egregious error: Piantelli has NOT seen "50 *MeV*
> gammas"! He has observed 50 KeV gammas, and will be publishing a paper
> soon. And so there is absolutely NO CONFUSION here: There is no longer
> any connection whatsoever between Wayne Green's "Cold Fusion"
> newsletter and Cold Fusion Technology in Concord, New Hampshire. An
> indication of the "quality" of the present editorial direction at
> "Cold Fusion" at WGI: Mr. Lapuszynski left the sessions after repeated
> announcements that two extremely important presentations on
> experiments were to be made.]****
> National Public Radio aired a one-hour cold fusion program (1/20/95)
> the day before the MIT IAP program, as part of the Ira Flatow "Science
> Friday" show. Featued for the "pro" side were Dr. Edmund Storms,
> formerly of Los Alamos National Laboratory and Dr. Eugene Mallove of
> Cold Fusion Technology, who gave a brief overview of what the next
> day's MIT Cold Fusion program would be about. Also on air were two
> members of the "Flat Earth Society" -- Gary Taubes, author of "Bad
> Science: The Short Life and Weird Times of Cold Fusion" and Professor
> David Goodstein of Caltech, neither of whom obviously knew what they
> were talking about in the matter of cold fusion. Neither have been
> seen at any cold fusion conferences in recent years, but that did not
> stop them from calling cold fusion research "lousy science." Both
> managed to record themselves for posterity as the pontificating,
> ignorant naysayers that they are -- at this, the 11th hour and 59th
> minute of the Fossil Fuel Era, at the dawn of the New Energy Age. A
> copy of this tape can be obtained from National Public Radio in
> Washington.
> Sincerely, Eugene F. Mallove, Sc.D., Cold Fusion Technology,
> P.O. Box 2816, Concord, NH 03302-2816, Fax: 603-224-5975,
> Phone: 603-228-4516
> >> Good stuff, no? Bert
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