Dick Smith, an Australian entrepreneur and member of the Australian Skeptics group has promised to give $200,000 to the Byron New Energy Charitable Trust if he can be convinced that the E-Cat is a valid technology. Andrea Rossi is to appear via Skype to discuss his technology at a community meeting in Mullumbimby, New South Wales, Australia at the Ex-Services Club tonight (January 13th)
Smith has tasked Ian Bryce, an aerospace engineer to assess Rossi’s technology on his behalf, and if both are satisfied, the funds will be donated to the charity.
More information can be found at this article in today’s Sydney Morning Herald.
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Hi all,
I attended this meeting last night. Quick synopsis available here: http://www.psylords.info/news/mullum-saves-planet-earth/#comments
I really disagree with wasting time on pseudo sceptics. They are never satisfied till a unit is in the shops and advertised on TV. Only then is it real and so let’s not waste time on this.
Kudos to the Entrepreneur. The money was probably earmarked for charity anyways, but that is some very nice incentive.
The NASA video showed LENR acceptance by the greatest scientific organization on the planet, and everybody should forward that video (from the nasa website) to their local politicians and media outlets. Friends and family as well.
People cannot call you a kook if NASA is supporting it now.
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I think we know what some people are heating their hot tub with and it’s not LENR
Search Web for “I Believe in the E-Cat” U Tube video and I dare you to listen to it a few time! Retired Nuclear/Mechanical Engineer
with each passing month, lenr is really starting to b recognized. rossi is doing a good job.
To bad he didn’t do a better job marketing himself when he was turning industrial waste in to fuel oil.
http://ingandrearossi.com/
Well, if no argument could convince him, he’ll spare $ 200K. It’s great to be dumb!
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Very strange request from Dick Smith, its like saying if you prove the e-cat, we will gather the grapes from the field and make the vine.
Why would Rossi bother with the $200,000 for the Byron New Energy Charitable Trust, is that trust in the Andrea Rossi name , will he get the benefit that he is a donor.
From the Sydney Morning Herald: “The Byron New Energy Charitable Trust, founded by a local retiree, Sol Millin…”
Interesting file from NASA
http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/sensors/PhySen/docs/LENR_at_GRC_2011.pdf
Rossi will never take him up on the offer. He’ll mumble some kind of nonsensical excuse.
Yet if he does, and Ian Bryce and Dick Smith are satisfied enough to donate $200,000 (no small sum), what will you say then?
Here’s a local news article on this upcoming event http://www.smh.com.au/environment/energy-smart/mullumbimby-helping-to-save-world-20120112-1pxj2.html which includes more background into what the Trust is (founded by a Australian local), and who the players are.
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But besides that, I have a friend who works at CERN who wasn’t familiar with this site but is now. He’s going to take a read and give me his 2 cents on the subject…
Sweet,
when you got an answer, let us know what your friend thinks