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Sunday, March 21, 2010

'Cold fusion' moves closer to mainstream acceptance

'Cold fusion' moves closer to mainstream acceptance
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This blog reflects initial prototyping for my creation of a subject area blog. The lower section contains blogs that I publicly follow. The 'core' middle section contains specific re-posts of specific interest, related comments, or original postings of my authorized posters. If you care to post, or have any suggestions, or comments, etc., please e-mail me.
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  • physics.soc-ph updates on arXiv.org
    Cosmological Bounce Relics: Black Holes, Gravitational Waves, and Dark Matter - arXiv:2602.17702v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We propose a new mechanism for generating cosmological relics -- black holes, gravitational waves (GWs), an...
    18 hours ago
  • Backreaction
    Will Quantum Computing Kill Bitcoin? - Quantum computing shows promise in a wide variety of fields, from biology to physics. One of the areas where it promises to have the biggest advantage is i...
    1 day ago
  • Recent Articles in Phys. Rev. Lett.
    Energy Spectra of Compressed Quantum States - Author(s): Daochen Wang Quantum algorithms for estimating the ground state energy of a quantum system often operate by preparing a classically accessible q...
    3 days ago
  • Not Even Wrong
    Osterwalder-Schrader - I’ve been trying to write up some new ideas about Wick rotation for a long time now, keep getting stuck as it becomes clear at various points that I haven’...
    4 days ago
  • Centauri Dreams
    Propulsion Options for the Solar Gravitational Lens Mission - A mission to the Sun’s gravity focus – or more precisely, the focal ‘line’ we might begin to use at around 650 AU – is never far from my mind. Any interste...
    6 days ago
  • The Reference Frame
    AdSense became unusable - For several months, I have been getting direct censorship requests from Google AdSense. In recent days, the frequency increased to "several articles to be ...
    3 years ago
  • Physics Today magazine
    Exotic forms of silicon - Physics Today, Volume 69, Issue 12, Page 34-39, December 2016.
    9 years ago
  • Astronomy Blog
    First astronaut to run a marathon in space - Despite what several major-media organisations may have reported in recent months, the first astronaut to run a marathon in space was Sunita Williams. She ...
    9 years ago
  • New Journal of Physics latest papers
    Segregation and periodic mixing in a fluidized bidisperse suspension - Author(s): A Deboeuf, G Gauthier, J Martin and D Salin Affiliation(s): Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie, Univ. Paris-Sud, CNRS, UMR 7608, Lab. FAST, Bat. 502, Ca...
    14 years ago
  • Astronomy.com - News
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  • physicsworld.com: headline news
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