Rossi's announcement has been temporarily canceled. And the fault would be the earthquake that would have damaged the Bolognese factory
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himE-Cat. New postponement by Rossi. The latter, a few days ago announced that within a week he would reveal important news on his cold fusion. But the expectation of enthusiasts and those who hope that this technology can revolutionize the fate of energy has again ended with nothing.
In particular, Rossi should have said something more about achieving the high temperatures with the E-Cat, already reached during the month of May. The fault this time would not be of him, but of the natural catastrophe that is falling on Emilia Romagna. That's right, the earthquake that has been shaking the Modenese since May 20 would have slowed down the work on the Bolognese catalyst as well. “We are doing some extremely important tests and we will have important news as soon as possible. Not this week, though, ”he says Rossi.
“We are still solving the problems. We are working very hard, though the earthquake made us waste some time. However, we are working. The tests are ongoing and are very important ”he continues. But how would the earthquake have interrupted or at least slowed down the work on the E-Cat? According to Rossi, his factory in Bologna was also hit by the earthquake, although he does not add anything else.
Meanwhile on e-catworld.com, it was pointed out that Rossi's reactor has been working for almost 40 days now. Last May 17, in a post on his website Journal of Nuclear Physics, the engineer had answered a question about the composition of the particles in the reactor being tested. Then he said: “The 600 ° Celsius reactor has been running for about 20 days. We are improving. Obviously, we'll do a thorough metal analysis when we shut it down. "
And two days ago, Rossi made it known that the high temperature tests are still ongoing and could still last thousands of hours.
How long will we have to wait to find out if the objectives of theE-Cat have they been achieved?
Francesca Mancuso
