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SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGHS - Tuesday, July 17th 9p | 12a ET Cold Fusion Is Hot
Again
A report on cold fusion - nuclear energy like that which powers the sun, but
made at room temperatures on a tabletop, which in 1989, was presented as a
revolutionary new source of energy that promised to be cheap, limitless and
clean but was quickly dismissed as junk science. Today, scientists believe
that cold fusion, now most often called low temperature fusion or a nuclear
effect, could lead to monumental breakthroughs in energy production.
DARPA has budgeted $36 million to research LENR over the past two years with successful results.
DARPA Nanotech Projects -$34 million investigating cold fusion and excess heat was found
1. Fundamentals of Nanoscale and Emergent Effects and Engineered Devices -
IE Cold Fusion Investigation
Funding
FY2011 $16.745 million
FY2012 $11.65 million
FY2013 $5.5 million
This is the project where DARPA is spending about $34 million to investigate
cold fusion on the nanoscale. They have found and generated excess heat for
at least 2.5 days.
SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGHS - Tuesday, July 17th 9p | 12a ET Cold Fusion Is Hot
Again
A report on cold fusion - nuclear energy like that which powers the sun, but
made at room temperatures on a tabletop, which in 1989, was presented as a
revolutionary new source of energy that promised to be cheap, limitless and
clean but was quickly dismissed as junk science. Today, scientists believe
that cold fusion, now most often called low temperature fusion or a nuclear
effect, could lead to monumental breakthroughs in energy production.
DARPA has budgeted $36 million to research LENR over the past two years with successful results.
DARPA Nanotech Projects -$34 million investigating cold fusion and excess heat was found
1. Fundamentals of Nanoscale and Emergent Effects and Engineered Devices -
IE Cold Fusion Investigation
Funding
FY2011 $16.745 million
FY2012 $11.65 million
FY2013 $5.5 million
This is the project where DARPA is spending about $34 million to investigate
cold fusion on the nanoscale. They have found and generated excess heat for
at least 2.5 days.