Lutz Jaitner proposes a scientific basis for Cold Fusion

<p>In this episode I am continuing my investigation into cold fusion, looking into potential scientific explanations of the excess heat and fusion products hinted at by Dr. Edmund Storms in my last podcast.</p> <p>There seems to be a dedicated research group that is working on these theories and I am eager to find out whether or not their hypothesis about condensed plasmoids can stand up to skepticism.</p> <p>Lutz Jaitner from Hamburg Germany is the father of three adult daughters. He holds a Master of Science degree in physics from the University of Hamburg.</p> <p>Lutz started his career as a designer and developer of multiprocessor hardware. After which he worked as a consulting engineer. Lutz is the programmer and operator of a public cloud service for neighborly help groups: <a href='http://obelio.com/'>Obelio eLETS Service</a></p> <p>Around 2006 Lutz started to evaluate the available literature about LENR research. By 2015 he found an explanation, how the reaction is facilitated by an ultra-dense plasmoid state of matter. It took him until 2019 to work out a quantum-mechanical model of this state, to program a simulation tool for it, perform the simulation runs and document this theory on this web site.</p> <p>Follow me at <a href='http://www.therationalview.ca'>www.therationalview.ca</a></p> <p>Join the Facebook discussion @TheRationalView</p> <p>Twitter @AlScottRational</p> <p>Instagram @The_Rational_View</p> <p>#TheRationalView #podcast #coldfusion #LENR #condensedplasmoids #science #skepticism</p>