Reason for writing the book: “The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction”.

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The phenomenon called “cold fusion” or “low energy nuclear reaction” has suffered from reasonable initial skepticism that, unfortunately, has continued for 25 years.  Much of this skepticism is justified based on how the process is thought to occur. This lack of a plausible and useful explanation has resulted in much confusion about the reality of the claims and difficulty in replicating the behavior.  Nevertheless, the accumulating evidence shows overwhelming support for nuclear reactions being initiated by a process much different from the cause of conventional hot fusion reactions.

After reading most experimental papers and the major explanations, I  have tried to provide a better explanation.  The complexity of this effort required a book to show how such an explanation could be justified and applied to the observations using accepted laws of nature, all without using math.  As a result, many observations previously explained only by ad hoc assumptions  can  now be  understood while, at the same time, many testable predictions can be made. 

Hopefully, the approach used in the book will help more people understand how cold fusion might function as a real phenomenon and will show how the phenomenon is now too important as a potential source of ideal clean energy for rejection to continue.

Edmund Storms

6 thoughts on “Reason for writing the book: “The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction”.

  1. They will fight this with their last breath beaucse it so too damn efficient and would help mankind way too much to be allowed. I don’t see that. There is no conspiracy by those in power to not help people. LENR research is just not widely known about, and the history of Cold Fusion research missteps makes people skeptical. It just needs to be taken seriously again.

    1. Igor, the books are expected from the publisher on July 7 and will be shipped immediately. You should get your copy by the end of the week if you are in the US.

      1. In the case of gas-loaded LENR systems, I have consdiered the possibility that microscopic ball lightning may be forming and then imploding inside of the discontinuities in various metal lattices.

  2. I look forward to buying and reading Edmund Storms latest book. He has a clear and concise writing style that makes even difficult material understandable. He knows as much or more than anyone else about an overview of this important area.

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