LENR-to-Market Weekly -- March 7, 2013

Highlights this week include: nine mainstream outlets cover the NASA "nuclear reactor in your basement" story; Budapest University: Ni-H systems; George Miley up for another vote; QuantumHeat introduces Delta Pyro; Swedish Defence Materiel Administration finances rudimentary experiments with Ni-H.

By Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News

Once again, we bring you a compilation of various news items about the various LENR companies since our February 21 compilation. With all the other things going on last week, we skipped a week, so this compilation covers two weeks.

Mainstream news sources are indicated with the yellow highlight.

See also Cold Fusion Times.

• General Cold Fusion
  • Report from the Swedish "Defence Materiel Agency" (FMV) - The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration, FMV has therefore financed some very rudimentary experiments with nickel and hydrogen, trying to experimentally reproduce the excess heating power clashed by Andrea Rossi and Sergio Focardi and described e.g. in the Swedish technical newspaper Ny Teknik. (Feb. 22, 2013)
  • Swedish Hydrogen-Nickel Powder Experiments Produce Null Results - Here's a link to a report about recent nickel-hydrogen experiment performed by a Swedish team of researchers. The funding for the experiments was funded by The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration with the goal of trying to reproduce reports of excess power claimed by Rossi and Focardi. http://www.lenrnews.eu/swedish-defence/ (PDF of the report is in the... (E-CatWorld; February 23, 2013)
  • NASA
    • NASA Cold Fusion Update - NASA: A Nuclear Reactor To Replace Your Water Heater. (NASAWatch; Feb. 25, 2013)
    • NASA: A Nuclear Reactor To Replace Your Water Heater - This reactor does not use fission, the process of splitting atoms into smaller elements employed by every commercial power reactor currently operating on earth. And it does not use hot fusion, the union of hydrogen atoms into larger elements that powers the sun and stars. (Forbes; February 22, 2013) (And oilprice; and delfi.lt; and Fari.ru; and mk.ru; and fotocasa.es)
    • NASA's cold fusion tech could put a nuclear reactor in every home, car, and plane - The cold fusion dream lives on: NASA is developing cheap, clean, low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) technology that could eventually see cars, planes, and homes powered by small, safe nuclear reactors. (ExtremeTech; February 22, 2013) (And cnbeta.com)
    • NASA's LENR Article "Nuclear Reactor in Your Basement" - (NewEnergyTimes; February 22, 2013)
    • NASA on LENR, Again - There have been a number of articles showing up on various blogs this week talking about NASA's work on LENR — specifically the work of Joseph Zawodny. I had been trying figure out why the story was showing up all of a sudden, and a kind reader pointed me to an article on NASA's... (E-CatWorld; February 23, 2013)
    • NASA says ... but do not believe and do not believe me, believe only those who say that it is impossible! - Well, I admit, reading the article published last February 22 by Forbes on LENR research in progress at NASA - thank our reader Gio reported bringing this - I felt like a handful of pebbles uscirmi out of the shoes. (22Passi; March 5, 2013)

    • NASA: A Nuclear Reactor in Your Basement - NASA's LENR research efforts are in the news once again. Steven Krivit reports that the recent attention was triggered by a story published on PhysOrg. He notes that the story was commissioned by the media relations department at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. There is not much new in this story other than NASA Langley Researcher… (LENR-ColdFusion; February 25, 2013)

    • Media Finally "Discovers" NASA LENR Experiments - The mainstream media or at least tech media has finally picked up on the low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion work being done at NASA and some of its implications. At least three stories about Joseph Zawodndy's work at the Langley Research Center in Virginia are floating around online. (ColdFusion3; February 22, 2013)

    • Cold Fusion: pending E-cat, come forward NASA and a company 'Swedish - E-cat. Other competitors coming from Sweden and the United States, in particular by NASA, have long interested in LENR processes . A company of the Nordic country, the Climeon, has filed a patent that could worry Andrea Rossi, while the U.S. space agency itself as a nuclear reactor water heater that does not work either fission or fusion hot. (NextMe.it; February 26, 2013)

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