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Void

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Registered: 2011-12-29

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Hydrino :)

OK, I will cause some trouble.
These people say it exists and they can do it.
http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stock … d=61802124
This says that they are wrong, full of BS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brilliant_Light_Power

I have trouble believing that Randy Mills does not believe in it, that it is a purposeful fraud, but maybe I have things to learn.

So, this is either a technological break through ~5% estimated chances, or a chance to learn how a society can foster ideas that are wrong or fraud. ~95%

Many years ago, a friend who is now passed away asked me what I thought about Hydrino theory.  My reply was that if Hydrino's existed how come they have not been seen?  So, the Hydrino went away.  But now it is back.  They say that Hydrino's are dark matter.  In other words, if quantum mechanics is wrong, and you can shrink the electrons shell below the "Ground State", and so release energy, then the monatomic Hydrogen becomes dark matter.

According to what I have read, at the lowest state, the electron is orbiting the proton at near the speed of light, and cannot fall any further towards the proton.

So, conveniently, now there is a reason that Hydrino's are not observed individually.

If I recall correctly from my reading, their are supposed to be 128 orbits below the ground state, and apparently the deeper you go the more energy you get.  But I wonder when does it get to be dark matter? Shouldn't there be 128 different types of Hydrino's?

Some other information.  Hydrino's would be monatomic.  They would not be binary.

I can think that OK, maybe when the big bang happened only some hydrino's got enough energy to become real Hydrogen.  However, I think a proton with a collapsed electron, might not be that hard to detect???  Maybe with the electron collapsed down, however the Hydrino can pass through anything, since it would be so "Small" and if it was dark matter, it would only have the gravitational force.

There is no validated unified theory is there?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_field_theory

So quantum theory is at odds with relativity I believe, so that is in the favor of some possible alternative, but I am not betting on it.

I think that within a year or two this will be settled.

But on the tiny chance that the Hydrino does happen, then vast amounts of energy available, especially the further out you go in the solar system.

I am not a cheer leader for Randy Mills.  I am simply observing a very big wrinkle in our perceived reality.  Most likely we will forced back to repent for our even thinking Hydrino.  But what the heck, something to do.

Last edited by Void (2017-01-13 15:27:58)

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SpaceNut

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Registered: 2004-07-22

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Re: Hydrino :)

Saw a few months ago article on anti matter hydrogen being excited, would glow but did not pay much mind to it.....
Sorry....