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Theory for quantum transition (cold fusion, altering gravity)

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haithar:
I'm sure some of you will have heard about Frank Znidarsic.
Some guy on Youtube spent countless hours to compile it into several video parts,
if you are interested in that and are able to do high school math then this is well worth the time:
I have only linked the first part, currently there are 12 parts and a new one is added everyday until the series is complete.

outlawstc:
Funny I'm on number 6 and was getting ready to post the videos here.. This should be the following 2-12

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outlawstc:
Video 6 @ 10 min in video
'the condition for making both anti gravity and cold fusion work is slowing the speed of light in the electronic structure to match the speed of sound/ mechanical wave in the nuclear structure.'

speed of sound 1,094,000 meters per second

yaro:
Has anybody here tried a palladium cathode? The cold fusion theory is that the hydrogen atom migrates into the lattice structure of the palladium where they get close enough to overcome the repelling forces and fuse. But palladium is very expensive.

sebosfato:
Yes it is yaro,


I have a friend who have a patent for the generation of h2 and 02 and it uses palladium second him, we calculated the price to construct a little device, and was around 7keuros at that time, and palladium and platinum were responsible for almost half of this value. the other half was for the rectifiers and the rest for the capacitor and pumps, magnets...


palladium have the ability of absorbing hydrogen ions. or deuterium ions...


 

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