Introducing the searchable ‘LENR Events’ database...
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Introducing the searchable ‘LENR Events’ database...
brought to you by the MFMP and Phillip Power
The subject of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions can be a difficult one to research due to a range of factors. It is in the founding aims of the MFMP to help all people understand what the 'New Fire' is.
http://www.quantumheat.org/index.php/en/home/replicate-2
To that end, MFMP volunteer Phillip Power has developed an on-line searchable database for the community which is now live and its references are growing.
Introducing the searchable ‘LENR Events’ database...
As Bob said, I'm working on a more formal way of collecting all the references out there for the new database. But, for now, if you don't see a particular reference on it please feel free to add it right here. Just the URL will be enough. For now, it'll be just me or Bob, who'll be adding your references to the database but, as Bob said, we'll soon be looking for others to help with that process - (of opening the URL, checking that it has something (however indirectly) to do with LENR, filling in all the fields (authors, abstract, keywords, URL, etc) and adding the full entry LENR_events).
Hey Bob,
Not related to your announcement but I wanted to point you to a line of research that seems like it might be related to coherent magnetic structures in nickle iron substrates via microwave induction. I'de be lying if I said I understood the material but I can't help but think it maybe related in some way. I'de never even heard of a "Magnon" before but it seems experimentally similar to some of this stuff for creating coherent matter (perhaps as John Hutchinson did). The fact the coherent wave continues in the material for a long period of time reminds me of the surrounding buildings demolished in NY after 911 due to allegedly steel being eaten away by EVO's or whatever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDXU9hshlr8
https://journals.aps.org/prl/pdf/10.1103/PhysRevLett.126.057201
Still need to watch this latest video in it's entirety but it sounds really great to have a single searchable interface for LENR related papers!