The journal Science is reporting about new research that suggests that the proton is about 4 per cent smaller than previously believed — which upsets physicists’ currently accepted understanding of how light and matter behave.

Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) researchers out there seem to be making slow but steady progress.

An interesting article written by Kevin Kelly in Wired discusses the impact that robotics is having on our world, and how that will continue in the future.

Italian inventor Andrea Rossi said that he is using nickel and hydrogen for his e-cat LENR/cold fusion based technology.

Many thanks to ECW readers Fusionrudy and Zeddicus Zul Zorander for their reports of the lecture on cold fusion given by French physicist Jean-Paul Biberain at the Technische Universiteit Eindhoven in the Netherlands on January 21st.

A report on the Italian web site NextME cites a communique released by Defkalion Green Technologies announcing the formation of a joint venture between DGT and Milan-based MOSE s.r.l.

Andrea Rossi made a few more comments yesterday (Jan 20th) regarding the 3rd party tests and peer reviewing process that is apparently ongoing: The Party is composed by professors of 4 international Universities, and their work is very complex.

I received the following today which is a human translation from Italian to English of Christos Stremmenos’ recent comment regarding the European patent approval on the Journal of Nuclear Physics.

I recently made an inquiry of Andrea Rossi regarding the publication of the 3rd party report and today received this message in reply: Dear Frank: The report will be published on a very high level scientific magazine.

I recently made an inquiry of Andrea Rossi regarding the publication of the 3rd party report and today received this message in reply: Dear Frank: The report will be published on a very high level scientific magazine.