Mark Saker, a poster on Andrea Rossi’s Journal of Nuclear Physics, commented on the website recently regarding the 1 megawatt thermal hot cat, which is also known as the high temperature e-cat.

A new gasification technology being tested by the US Marine Corps could make waste disposal with cold fusion into a reality.

October is dead, taking with it any hope I had that Andrea Rossi would deliver on yet another claim.

So how would a successful cold fusion or low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) device affect various sectors of business?

Andrea Rossi made an interesting statement today in response to a question about the secret catalyst which plays such an important role in his E-Cat reaction.

If, like me, you struggled to hear the Zurich live feed over the weekend, you will thank Sterling Allan for the following videos.

Hydrofusion, the company behind Andrea Rossi’s official web site at ecat.com (and his N European rep) has issued a press release indicating that it cannot support Rossi’s claims for the HotCat.

Andrea Rossi’s presentation begins at 16m: [With thanks to Francesco CH and Sterling Allan of Peswiki ]

Unsurprisingly, there is a schism between those who started out sceptical of Rossi’s claims and those with a tendency to believe him when we look at the responses to today’s Zurich play.

Low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) could be a solution to one of the biggest problems facing humanity waste disposal.