Natural Solutions and Alternative Information for Everyday Problems: May 2012

"Low energy nuclear reaction" (LENR)—a pipe dream, or a potential source of cheap energy? Dr. Edmund Storms, now retired from Los Alamos Laboratories, has followed the twists and turns of the Cold Fusion debate from the beginning. Today he is amongst the world's leading experts on the subject, having monitored numerous frantic attempts to reproduce results first announced by Pons and Fleischmann in 1989, including decades of quiet research long after the bubble seemed to burst in the face of scientific condemnation.

A Ph.D. in radiochemistry and author of over seventy reviewed publications, monographs and books, Dr. Storms conducted basic research at Los Alamos in high temperature chemistry of materials used in nuclear power and propulsion reactors. Even in retirement, Storms continues to investigate "cold fusion" in his own Sante Fe laboratory. Now he is ready to share with the NPA the findings of his twenty-plus-year study.

"What is Cold Fusion and Why Should You Care?" will be this year's John Chappell Memorial lecture, an annual event sponsored by the NPA to honor the most significant contributions to the advancement of science. (Last year's lecture was by Electric Universe proponent Wallace Thornhill.) Though the cold fusion effect has been reproduced hundreds of times since 1989, a satisfying theory to explain the behavior and to give it quantifiable predictability remains elusive. In his paper and corresponding lecture, Dr. Storms will describe the paradoxes that a good theory must explain, and he will share his own views on what is actually occurring in the more promising experiments.
http://www.worldnpa.org/site/event/?eventid=508

Two outstanding lectures at the first annual Thunderbolts conference earlier this year are offered in this most recent DVD production from Mikamar Publishing. Both lectures highlight the electricity of life as a vital part of the electric universe paradigm.

1. Gerald Pollack: "The Role of Water in the Electric Body"
The role of water is a key to our understanding how biological systems work. The human body is 99% water molecules. At the interface of cellular material these water molecules become a highly structured liquid crystal medium. This liquid crystal carries charge and is in dynamic relationship to the charge of tissue in the body and the electromagnetic energy of the surrounding environment.

Dr. Pollack is a professor in the bioengineering department of the University of Washington. He has
spent the last 10 years researching the role of water in biological tissue. His discoveries could have a profound impact on the nature of disease and healing.
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2. Robert Johnson: "Plasma Behavior in the Floating Water Bridge and Biology"
Filamentary current flow with self-organizing electromagnetic structure is a fundamental mode of transport in plasma. Application of the same principles to the Floating Water Bridge phenomenon and to tubular biological flows reveals insights into hitherto unexplained behavior in both cases.

Mr. Johnson is an independent researcher, a longstanding supporter of the Plasma Universe paradigm,
and author of the original outline for the “Essential Guide to the Electric Universe.”
http://www.mikamar.biz/DVD-info/pj-a.htm

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