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RE: ECCO - When is Molybdenum not Molybdenum?
The ECCO reactor looks very not professional. The use of material quality is also very uncertain. ECCO Reactor Does it really work? thank you all
The ECCO reactor looks very not professional. The use of material quality is also very uncertain. ECCO Reactor Does it really work? thank you all
Sometimes the most important discoveries happen due to serendipity - knowing what was used where is the most important thing when understanding outcomes.
The reactor was designed and its manufacturing could be controlled - however, many researchers across the world rely on their material suppliers to NOT be lying about, or mis-representing what they supply. 'Professional' organisations can be victim of this also.
With around a million dollars spent on developing ECCO, it is extremely cheap by standards in the field, so on that measure it could be considered amateur, however, it is still a lot of money and the outcome is what is important.
The material supplier, who apparently is quite respected, has been the unprofessional party in this.
I saw your latest video on YouTube. Are those powders taken from the reactor? The neutron bubble detector seems to have detected neutrons. Thank you ！
It has, we will do a background test after the radiographic plate exposure.
It is best to detect these powders using gamma spectrometers and He-3 neutron detectors.
Yes, don't have any here. Got a gamma, beta, alpha detector on way. Might approach University