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New, Safe Nuclear-Like Process Exhibits Excess Energy Release, Isotope Change

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Concord, NH (PRWEB) October 09, 2014

A comprehensive report by reputable scientists on a potentially very important technology was released yesterday. The New Energy Foundation, a non-profit new energy advocacy group in Concord, NH, expects that the implications of this report can greatly impact science and the production of energy, and could herald the beginning of a new era of energy production.

The report (http://www.infinite-energy.com/images/pdfs/ECatReport2.pdf) by scientists from Bologna University (Italy) and Uppsala University (Sweden) highlights the 32-day test done on the energy device known as the E-Cat. The test confirms that a new process involving nuclear interactions at relatively low temperatures can produce continuous thermal energy in the form of high temperature heat (1400°C) that is far beyond what can be explained by any known chemical reactions, over a significant period of time. This process uses simple, low-cost elements like nickel, lithium and hydrogen reacting at kilowatt energy levels, that are high enough to be easily measured and applied in the commercial world. Data from the test implies transmutation of one isotope to another of two separated elements, which is radical and cannot be explained by conventional science.

Michael Nelson, Alternate Discipline Leader for SLS Propulsion at NASA'sPropulsion Research and Development Laboratory, notes, "I was impressed with the work that was done to insure the measurements claiming a 3.2 to were accurate. Aside from the fact that this could not have been produced from any known chemical reaction, the most significant finding to me is the evidence of isotopic shifts in lithium and nickel. Understanding this could possibly be the beginning of a whole new era in both material transmutations and energy for the planet and for space exploration. This is an exciting time to live in and this is an exciting technology to witness come about."

Possible applications of this breakthrough technology include low-cost desalination of salt water, power production with no emissions, and ultimately applications in home and industry to provide power, heat, and hot water.

William Zebuhr, Chairman of the New Energy Foundation, states, "This report demands worldwide attention, so that our current understanding of nuclear science can be expanded. It is a challenge to science that these results so far have no convincing theoretical explanation, but the experimental results cannot be dismissed or ignored just because of lack of theoretical understanding."

The non-profit New Energy Foundation provides grants to new energy researchers and publishes the bimonthly magazine Infinite Energy. For more information about the foundation and reporting on the E-Cat possibilities, visit http://www.infinite-energy.com, or contact New Energy Foundation Chairman William Zebuhr at staff(at)infinite-energy(dot)com or 603-485-4700.

Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/10/prweb12239416.htm

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