The Roller Coaster Ride Of Cold Fusion
By Bob Fagaly, Ph.D. One thing about roller coasters is that you go up and down and up and down, but at the finish, you are in the same place you started. One of the more intriguing “discoveries” in science happened a little over two decades ago. In March of 1989, Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann at the University of Utah announced that they had measured what they believed to be the byproducts of a nuclear fusion reaction. Rather than the traditional plasma physics experiments using vacuum chambers larger than your house and temperatures approaching the sun’s core (more than [...]
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