New, Safe Nuclear-Like Process Exhibits Excess Energy Release, Isotope Change
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A comprehensive report by reputable scientists on a potentially very important technology was released yesterday.
The report (http://www.infinite-energy.com/images/pdfs/ECatReport2.pdf) by scientists from
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.
The non-profit
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