Talk:Brilliant Light Power

If you go to Black Light Power Inc. website (www.blacklightpower.com) you will find detailed presentations of the GUT-CQM theory as well as working prototypes of rt-plasma devices in which excess energy is clearly being liberated from free atomic hydrogen via the BLP process. They give detailed explanations of there experiments and, most importantly, they provide documentation of the confermation of these results by independant research organizations including NASA and the US Navy.

It's not just theory anymore, the phonomena of non-radiative resonant energy releases from the catalysis of free atomic hydrogen forming fractional ground state hydrogen atoms called hydrinos has become common knowlege. Most recently (since mid 2004), there has been a silent rush of rt-plamsa research around the world specifically focusing on the exploitation of this new hydrogen energy source.

I don't think we can believe any disputed new theory, because a company's website say so.

Please try give citations, that interest and research and in this topic has risen. You may look for the following sources, to find something, which will give creditability:

The physics preprint server: http://www.arxiv.org
Google search, restricte to the .edu top level domain (include site:edu into your search string)
Google scholarly search: http://scholar.google.com

In the mean time, I have reverted your changes. They are not lost, they are still recorded in the article history.

Pjacobi 21:39, 2005 Jan 8 (UTC)

Back-up your assertions with references

Dr. Fred Salsbury, your assertions are delatory if you do not back them up: who has detracted from Hydrino theory? Please list names and their statements. Otherwise, you're engaging in gratuitous slander of Dr. Randal Mills' work. 209.29.95.52 19:05, 14 July 2005 (UTC)Dr. Anonymous[reply]

Mr Anon -- Please see the history, the citation, and the discussion above. Salsb 19:15, 14 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Freddie it is then: get this here, the "skeptics" you mention is ONE SKEPTIC Mr. Eric Krieg, NOT EVEN A SCIENTIST, and a self-styled skeptic, founder of the commercial enterprise, the so-called Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking, who makes a living out of mixing apples with bananas. Boo to you, half-bowl physicist! You cannot even quote a single detractor of Randall Mills published in a scientific journal, mainstream or not??? Boo. 209.29.168.152 20:35, 14 July 2005 (UTC) Dr. Anonymous[reply]

Silly Freddie: "since at least some scientists disagree (Noyes and Smolin) this is a disputed fact, so remove unless citation found". The supporters and the detractors disagree. Fact #1. Fact#2: there has not been an experiment that can settle the question; that's why Alvarez wanted to improve the situation. Fact #3: since no test has been carried out, there is no way to chose whether Carezani and Autodynamics or Noyes and Relativity are right. Which part don't you gasp? 209.29.168.152 21:02, 14 July 2005 (UTC) Dr. Anonymous[reply]

First, this is the wrong talk page. Second, insulting me -- and screwing up my name on edit summaries -- will get you nowhere. The dispute, which should be on the autodynamics talk page, is that Noyes and others do believe the test has been carried out, and the autodynamics supporters do not, hence it is not an undisputed fact. Salsb 00:18, 15 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]

It seems to be part of the Theresa Knott activity to add and inflate these detractors who are not scientists and have conducted no experiments that demonstrate Mill's wrong, as equally valid to Mills' work. One can live with Robert Parks' opinion, quoting an Astronomer (eh eh eh) who checked the validity of Mill's mathematics...But Eric Krieg? How low can Wikipedia go? No Theresa, why don't you try to find a SINGLE EXPERIMENTAL REFERENCE (yes, published in a mainstream journal) THAT PROVES Dr. Randall Mills WRONG? I challenge you to do so. 209.29.167.23 23:30, 14 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]

- I'm sorry but for NPOV you have to quote the detractors as well as those all for it. I'm looking for more references now. Note that I'm not saying that Mills is wrong, I'm saying he has detractors. His patents were refused due in part to the activities of Parks and co. The NASA experiments have bourne no fruit as yet. Theresa Knott (a tenth stroke) 00:07, 15 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]

- - I know how you play the game. Here's the thing (live and learn if you can): Zimmerman WAS chief arms etc (during Clinton Administration. Get your facts right.) Zimmerman, or Dr. Zimmerman for you, had a duo going with Robert Park. Lastly, Knott, Zimmerman may be rather amusing, but he is NOT an EXPERIMENTAL REFERENCE TO A REFUTATION OF Mills. I'm sure that he would tell you that himself. 209.29.167.23 00:14, 15 July 2005 (UTC) Dr. Anonymous[reply]
    - I never said he was. I said he was a detractor. Also the keelynet article is a copy of a reuters article and it is signed. There are copies all over the web. I'll find one from a different websitie if you like. Theresa Knott (a tenth stroke) 00:16, 15 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]
      - here is the same article.

Theresa Knott abusing her powers again?: "changing category from one that's going to be deleted soon". What a well oiled, smooth-operator pic-nic you guys run in there...Since you are impervious to dialogue, one shall have to wait for the whip...? 209.29.169.197 01:47, 15 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Requires Revision

Mills was formed as a medical doctor.

Does this mean that Mills was formerly a medical doctor, or that he was trained as a medical doctor? A revision clarifying this point would be useful. Chasuk 23:51, 14 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Hopefully it reads better now. Theresa Knott (a tenth stroke) 00:03, 15 July 2005 (UTC)[reply]