StepChange Innovations blog covers innovations and issues in physics

Are excess heat and isotope changes in e-cat LENR reactor real? Part 1

A group of Swedish and Italian scientists published technical papers that seem to confirm excess heat in a low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) device called e-cat. The scientists found in the ash of the spent fuel dramatic isotope changes in nickel (Ni) and lithium (Li) without any harmful radiation. If this finding would be correct - LENR as transmutation of elements without radiation - it would turn our present knowledge of nuclear physics on its head- a scientific sensation.

Continue ReadingAre excess heat and isotope changes in e-cat LENR reactor real? Part 1

Nobel Prizes 2013 for natural sciences awarded

The 2013 Nobel Prizes in natural sciences have been awarded by The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. In physics, the Nobel Prize was awarded for the theoretical model which gives mass to all particles. In chemistry, the Nobel Prize was awarded for pioneering work in computational chemistry. In medicine, the Nobel Prize was awarded for discoveries of machinery regulating vesicle traffic, a major transport system in cells.

Continue ReadingNobel Prizes 2013 for natural sciences awarded
Read more about the article e-cat – The scientific basis – Why scientists question the e-cat
Stanley Pons, Marvin Hawkins and Martin Fleischmann, 1989. (Photo: University of Utah)

e-cat – The scientific basis – Why scientists question the e-cat

e-cat - A detailed scientific analysis of the Rossi-Focardi energy catalyser (e-cat), looking at the evidence for excess energy, nuclear reaction products, and the theoretical model.

Continue Readinge-cat – The scientific basis – Why scientists question the e-cat