Physics Professor's Peer Reviewed Paper on WTC CONTROLLED DEMOLITIONS on 9/11

"Matt Barrow" wrote:
The last I heard of BYU physics department was those two bozos that
did a press conference annoncing they'd solved cold fusion.

That's incorrect. Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischman (P & F) did their work
at the University of Utah - not BYU. Steven Jones did his work at Brigham
Young University. P & F's cold fusion attempts utilized palladium
catalysis. Jones' cold fusion attempts utilized muon-catalyzed fusion. The
two mechanisms have nothing in common except the name "cold fusion". Muon-
catalyzed fusion was predicted decades ago and has been observed in the lab
- the only issue under contention is whether the muons can last long enough
to induce enough fusion events to offset the energy needed to create the
muons.

See also:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muon-catalyzed_fusion

"Jim Logajan" wrote in message
.. .
"Matt Barrow" wrote:
The last I heard of BYU physics department was those two bozos that
did a press conference annoncing they'd solved cold fusion.

That's incorrect. Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischman (P & F) did their
work
at the University of Utah - not BYU.

Oh!

Steven Jones did his work at Brigham
Young University. P & F's cold fusion attempts utilized palladium
catalysis. Jones' cold fusion attempts utilized muon-catalyzed fusion. The
two mechanisms have nothing in common except the name "cold fusion". Muon-
catalyzed fusion was predicted decades ago and has been observed in the
lab
- the only issue under contention is whether the muons can last long
enough
to induce enough fusion events to offset the energy needed to create the
muons.


Oh!

He's still full of it!