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Does anyone know anything about Cold Fusion

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Yeah, it didn't work. and was a totally bogus idea.
When I first read this, I thought the thread was about the programming language. :)
Its at the edge of legit science. Every so often some government lab will toss some money at it and come up with maybe some anomolies but nothing breakthrough.

Hot fusion is 2050-ish and is a major step forward. In my opinion the "hydrogen" economy really is the hot fusion economy. Until then hydrogen cracked from water with electric power is just a battery competing with other energy storage systems to do hybrids or plug-ins. (Which is still a much better world then 20 mpg gasoline engines).
Here is a great article on cold fusion from a physics website--
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/print/1258

After all this time no one has actually shown that it really works.
don't kmnow much found this cool website superwavefusion.com
they say they are making progress
let me know what u think.
i dont really understand the science
The CBS News blog has some interesting comments. One person pointed to a site that has most of the relevant papers on the subject published over the last 20 years.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/04/17/60minutes/main4952167.shtml
My guess is several hundred small companies have made exaggerated claims about their experiments in cold fusion in an effort to get loans, grants and investors. Apparently no one has a one meter cube you can buy that produces as much power as a tiny power cube that you use to run a portable phone. It is possible that a real cold fusion device will be marketed soon. There is a niche market for a unit that produces a small amount of electricity at a reasonable cost for many years with no maintenance. Neil

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