Defkalion was formed in Greece in 2009 to commercialize this as-yet-mysterious reaction: a combination of powdered nickel, hydrogen gas and a few proprietary catalysts under precise combinations of pressures and …

Defkalion was formed in Greece in 2009 to commercialize this as-yet-mysterious reaction: a combination of powdered nickel, hydrogen gas and a few proprietary catalysts under precise combinations of pressures and …

Here’s a bit of a puzzle that I thought I would bring up.

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

I am not sure what any of this means, but Italian blogger Daniele Passerini of the 22passi.blogspot.com web site has posted some some cropped images on his web site today which are hard to decipher, along with this rather cryptic statement (cryptic, that is, when translated by Google): NOTICE BOARD: I smile , because the image is now proudly displayed on my desktop, we know it in the few worldwide, but is designed to show the white mice to many diehard enemies of historic cold fusion! Original Italian: SORRIDO: perché l’immagine che da oggi fa bella mostra di sé sul mio desktop, la conosciamo in pochi al mondo, ma è destinata a far vedere i sorci verdi a tanti irriducibili nemici storici della fusione fredda! To me, the images seem to be from some kind of graphic which includes text, but they are so small that it’s impossible to construct a larger picture from them.

Thanks to Daniele Passerini of 22Passi.blogspot.com for making available the slide show which was used in a recent presentation by Stefano Concezzi, director of National Instruments’ Science and Big Physics Segment at a July 2 meeting in Rome.

After a couple of anonymous posts from people who claim to have witnessed testing at Defkalion, a poster on this site, identifying himself as Ryan Garino, Co head of Convertibles, made the following statement: My name is Ryan Garino.

Andrea Rossi has mentioned a number of times recently that he is in the process of building a robotized production line to build his low-cost E-Cat heaters.

Will that timetable include allowing people to know the exact address of the factory and perhaps occasional peaks inside to prove that things really are progressing?

At this point we have nothing.