The peak oil crisis: the quantum fusion hypothesis For nearly 25
years now, the idea that it might be possible to extract
unlimited amounts of energy from the nucleus of a hydrogen atom
at low temperatures has been pretty much in disrepute. When
major laboratories were unable to detect nuclear reactions on
their work benches back in 1989, the whole notion of what was
then called "cold fusion" was debunked as junk science and for
most remains so to this day. Fortunately however, a few
scientists kept plugging away on just how one could get heat
from the nucleus of a hydrogen atom. Now their efforts seem to
be paying off. In recent months numerous respected scientists
have been reporting at scientific gatherings that they are
seeing increasing amounts of heat, which can only be coming from
nuclear reactions, during experiments with hydrogen loaded into
nickel and palladium under the proper conditions. There have
been so many of these reports by reliable and respected
scientists that it has become absurd to clai