Andrea Rossi’s Journal of Nuclear Physics website is proving to be an interesting source of information these days. Mr. Rossi doesn’t seem to be reluctant to feed little snippets of information about his plans and activities. An interesting piece of information was posted on April 7th. “Today I am in the USA factory of...
Few people in the world have heard about Andrea Rossi’s “energy catalyzer” (E-cat) technology which, if validated, would provide useful power in a much cheaper way than is currently possible. The main reason for this is that there has been precious little coverage of this story in the mainstream media. The media outlet that...
A team of researchers in New Zealand at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute’s Biomimetics Lab have developed a ‘soft generator’ they call a ”wearable energy harvester” which generates electrical power from movements of the human body. There hope is this technology will replace the need for batteries in portable electronics. They describe their findings They have reported...
Solid-state LED lighting has always held the promise as a way to offer power-efficient lighting, but so far a few drawbacks have kept it from being more universally adopted. While regular LEDs are long-lasting, versatile and consume less power than alternatives, they lack the brightness and warmth of conventional light sources – and they...
The swedish web site NyTeknik has a report from Swedish physicists Hanno Essén and Sven Kullander who have a conducted a new test of Andrea Rossi’s Energy Catalyzer and in their opinion some kind of nuclear reaction must be taking place to produce the amount of energy they measured. In a detailed report they stated “Any...
The Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials at Wake Forest University have developed a new type of solar panel that uses a polymer to collect infrared heat as well as solar energy. These panels are made up of a series of small clear tubes containing oil and a dye. The back of each tube...
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