Andrea Rossi opens up to the possibility of viewing the experiment in streaming. The operation of the E-Cat for the first time could be visible to everyone, but via the web
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himHe said: no more public tests on the E-Cat. They had begged him and offered him machinery, laboratories and anything else in order to understand if really starting from nickel and hydrogen it was possible to perform the energy miracle. Andrea Rossi's answer had always been only one: No. But for the first time, the engineer has allowed his followers on the web to see theE-Cat, ma in streaming.
An idea that came to one of the users of the Journal of Nuclear Physics website, who specifically asked Rossi to view the experiment, not live, but via the web. These are the words of Kim Patterson: “With all due respect, it would be enough to build a unit and make it work for 24 hours in live video streaming. This is a simple thing and this is what people want. Everything else is mental masturbation ”. Strong words, which apparently must have hit and sunk Rossi, who replied "Great ideas!":" Great idea, we'll do it (not the mental do-it-yourself) ".
A small but big step to discover the mysteries of the E-Cat and the cold fusion, of which they are increasingly supporters. Recently, the Order of Engineers of Bologna has also given its support to the idea of Rossi e Focardi.
But let's not run too fast. As we read in the Journal and on E-Cat World, it is not the first time that the possibility of streaming experiments concerning theE-Catalyzer. Other blog users point this out. A certain Italo Albanese, in fact, he rightly suggests that this is not the first time that Rossi talks about a test in streaming. And Rossi, for his part, does not deny it but thus explains the reason why this solution has not yet been implemented: “We have to wait until we have the right customer, who will allow us to put the history of the plant online. I will do it as soon as I have this chance ”.
Meanwhile, on ecat.com, the official website of Rossi and his Hydro Fusion and Leonardo Corporation companies), it seems to have been made known that the 1 MW E-cat will cost 2 million dollars. Perhaps the fate of energy will change, but who will be able to afford it?
Francesca Mancuso
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