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Alexandra Bruce
December 27, 2014
This is a recent CBS 60 Minutes report on cold fusion, a 1980s-era technology, now making a comeback – and re-branded as “nuclear effects” – due to the smear campaign waged against this research – and the personal destruction of the two Utah University scientists, who discovered it in 1989, Dr. Martin Fleischmann and Dr. Stanley Pons.
Both scientists fled the United States, due to being destroyed by the scientific community, with particular pressure put upon them by the hot fusion industry and a trail of mysterious murders, including that of MIT’s Dr. Eugene Mallove, who sought to defend them by publicizing the major fraud perpetrated by MIT, in their endeavor to “reproduce” Fleischmann and Pons’ findings – or more accurately – to quash their findings, altogether.
(The ordeal was so traumatic for the younger of the two scientists, Dr. Stanley Pons, who is today is 73 years old, that he renounced his US Citizenship in 1998 and became a French citizen).
Cold fusion reactions are thought to be similar to those that power the Sun – but at room temperatures, on a tabletop – without releasing hazardous radiation. In 1989, it was presented as a revolutionary new source of energy that promised to be cheap, limitless and clean. It was quickly dismissed as “junk science” by mainstream physicists, who did not want to see the multi-billion dollar funding for their “hot fusion” projects dry up.
Info: Cold Fusion Is Hot Again A report on cold fusion — nuclear energy like that which powers the sun, but made at room temperatures on a tabletop, which in 1989, was presented as a revolutionary new source of energy that promised to be cheap, limitless and clean but was quickly dismissed as junk science. Today, scientists believe that cold fusion, now most often called low temperature fusion or a nuclear effect, could lead to monumental breakthroughs in energy production.
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