I am completely stunned by the timing of this all. I can only send my affection to his family through you and eternal thanks to the universe for gifting us the time he was among us.
Dr. Matsumoto was one of the most important figures in the entire history of science. His persistence and tenacity in the face of dogmatic narrow-minded adversity was heroic and inspiring to say the least. He will be remembered as one of the key figures leading humanity into the age of coherent matter. Fortunately, I was able to get him mentioned in a new documentary that is scheduled for released shortly and his picture is in the film.
I'm stunned too at the timing, but very glad he was able to meet you and laern the head of his own university would follow up on his work. May he rest in peace. Be sure to keep in touch with the retired head of Hokkaido university as well to make sure he has what he needs to follow through on his intentions.
I pray that the family of Dr Takaaki Matsumoto will find some comfort in knowing that Dr Matsumoto's work was fundamental to the understanding of the CF process and that his work will continue in the next generation of scientist's quest for truth. Please thank the family for allowing us to connect with him even as his health was waning. (Bob, I wonder if Dr Matsumoto found it easier to move on to the next phase for his soul after meeting you and knowing that his life's work was in good hands. Thank you again for all you do at MFMP for all of us.)
May I join with you, the MFMP and the wider LENR community in your sadness about Dr Matsumoto's passing. It was very fortunate that you both visited him very recently and that, only last year, you painstakingly translated most of his work (and I am glad to have helped a little with that ongoing project).
But, yes, Matsumoto's contributions were unique, dedicated and special and we all look forward to enhancing them further - as is also the case with LION's work and the many other contributors you have worked tirelessly to capture, understand and extend for the greater good of everyone.
I would also like to add my heartfelt condolences to all the others expressed here, and my thoughts and prayers are with his wife and daughter. For me, Dr.Matsumoto is, quite simply a giant and an inspiration. May we who follow in his wake do justice to his memory and let not his death be in vain. Thank you, Dr.Matsumoto for the wonderful and rich legacy of science and hope you have left us, the world, and future generations who, it is my fervent hope, will live to praise your name for their future you have given back to them.
My heartfelt condolences. A great scientist has gone whose work provided groundbreaking insights into the understanding of LENR and the processes associated with it. He deserved much more attention from the scientific community and ultimately the Nobel Prize. Unfortunately, such research is not rewarded by the established scientific community (for well-known reasons). May he find fame in the future when his scientific work will be included in the standard textbooks of physics. For me he is one of the great physicists in the category of W. Heisenberg, N. Bohr, E. Rutherford or P. Jordan.
I am very glad that Bob was still able to visit him and that Dr. Matsumoto realised that he will pass on his scientific work and make it available to the world public (and next generations of researchers). Bob, thank you for your great work!
PS: Thank you Bob for printing out the figure I once made for you.
I am completely stunned by the timing of this all. I can only send my affection to his family through you and eternal thanks to the universe for gifting us the time he was among us.
Dr. Matsumoto was one of the most important figures in the entire history of science. His persistence and tenacity in the face of dogmatic narrow-minded adversity was heroic and inspiring to say the least. He will be remembered as one of the key figures leading humanity into the age of coherent matter. Fortunately, I was able to get him mentioned in a new documentary that is scheduled for released shortly and his picture is in the film.
The world is truly blessed to have known this great person!
I fear there is much to do, to secure the past, so we can secure the future!
I'm stunned too at the timing, but very glad he was able to meet you and laern the head of his own university would follow up on his work. May he rest in peace. Be sure to keep in touch with the retired head of Hokkaido university as well to make sure he has what he needs to follow through on his intentions.
I pray that the family of Dr Takaaki Matsumoto will find some comfort in knowing that Dr Matsumoto's work was fundamental to the understanding of the CF process and that his work will continue in the next generation of scientist's quest for truth. Please thank the family for allowing us to connect with him even as his health was waning. (Bob, I wonder if Dr Matsumoto found it easier to move on to the next phase for his soul after meeting you and knowing that his life's work was in good hands. Thank you again for all you do at MFMP for all of us.)
Hello Bob,
May I join with you, the MFMP and the wider LENR community in your sadness about Dr Matsumoto's passing. It was very fortunate that you both visited him very recently and that, only last year, you painstakingly translated most of his work (and I am glad to have helped a little with that ongoing project).
But, yes, Matsumoto's contributions were unique, dedicated and special and we all look forward to enhancing them further - as is also the case with LION's work and the many other contributors you have worked tirelessly to capture, understand and extend for the greater good of everyone.
I would also like to add my heartfelt condolences to all the others expressed here, and my thoughts and prayers are with his wife and daughter. For me, Dr.Matsumoto is, quite simply a giant and an inspiration. May we who follow in his wake do justice to his memory and let not his death be in vain. Thank you, Dr.Matsumoto for the wonderful and rich legacy of science and hope you have left us, the world, and future generations who, it is my fervent hope, will live to praise your name for their future you have given back to them.
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My heartfelt condolences. A great scientist has gone whose work provided groundbreaking insights into the understanding of LENR and the processes associated with it. He deserved much more attention from the scientific community and ultimately the Nobel Prize. Unfortunately, such research is not rewarded by the established scientific community (for well-known reasons). May he find fame in the future when his scientific work will be included in the standard textbooks of physics. For me he is one of the great physicists in the category of W. Heisenberg, N. Bohr, E. Rutherford or P. Jordan.
I am very glad that Bob was still able to visit him and that Dr. Matsumoto realised that he will pass on his scientific work and make it available to the world public (and next generations of researchers). Bob, thank you for your great work!
PS: Thank you Bob for printing out the figure I once made for you.
RIP.. the legacy lives on.