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On 2/16/2019 7:32 AM, Norman Wootan [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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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"
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> 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
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> > *Brief* Memo on IAP Cold Fusion Day at MIT by Eugene F. Mallove,
> > Sc.D., meeting organizer
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> > 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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