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From: bob@etive.ed.ac.uk (Bob Gray)
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Subject: Re: Room Temperature fusion - possible indications?
Keywords: fusion deuterium power
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Date: 27 Mar 89 15:41:53 GMT
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In article <290@vlsi.ll.mit.edu> glenn@vlsi.ll.mit.edu (Glenn Chapman) writes:
>occurred.  People at the UK Atomic Energy Authority say they know of the
>work and are treating it seriously.  The article has been submitted to the

I don't want to dampen people's hopes too much, but the TV
news programmes here carried the reports and made it clear
in their reports that people at Draesbury laboratory, one of
the UK research labs, had been trying to replicate the
experiment for the last fortnight without any success.

The only safe prediction that can be made at the moment, is
that the anti-nuclear people are already thinking up
campaigns to prevent the use of this technique if it works.
Hydrogen and platinum? That causes explosions! Ban it now!!!
	Bob.