Here’s something from the archive that I think is worth posting here.

I know this is little off topic, but I read an article today on Yahoo News about how broadcasters are beginning to worry about the number of ‘no TV’ homes there are in the United States.

Those who have been following the E-Cat story over the last couple of years have probably lost count of the number of times that Andrea Rossi turned down offers to test the E-Cat.

We don’t know very much at all about the business structure that is now running the commercialization aspects of Andrea Rossi’s E-Cat invention.

We don’t know very much at all about the business structure that is now running the commercialization aspects of Andrea Rossi’s E-Cat invention.

It has been good to have Bob Greenyer from the MFMP on the site talking about the work they are doing, and what their goals and hopes are.

Yesterday’s posts by Andrea Rossi have certainly caught the attention of many E-Cat watchers.

I know that the subject of this site is cold fusion, but I sometimes take the liberty to discuss other issues and technologies that I consider to be significant, interesting and potentially disruptive, especially when contemplating them in combination with an LENR energy source.

Justin Gillis, an environmental reporter at The New York Times has begun a monthly column dealing with climate change-related problems.

Andrea Rossi’s agreement to test his ecat Low Energy Nuclear Reaction technology at the University of Bologna has apparently collapsed.