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Ph.D. research conducted at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (1974-1977); course work completed at Stanford University. Associate Director, Brigham Young University Center for Fusion Studies, 1989-1994 J. Rafelski and S.E. Jones, "Cold Nuclear Fusion," Scientific American, 257: 84-89 (Muon mediated - July 1987).
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Scholarship at Brigham Young University, 1968 Interests: Solar Cooking, Evidence for Christ's Visit in America BYU Home Page: Pseudo science |
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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Steven E. Jones redux
Monkeygrinder didn't take the bait with this bit of news so I will. -- "Cold
fusion energy" pioneer Steven E. Jones recently went out on a limb concerning
the WTC collapse, and the evidence keeps mounting that he seems to really enjoy
doing this kind of thing, in a repeat-offender kind of way.
BobCousins at peakoil.com pointed out that Jones had also written a paper called
"Behold My Hands: Evidence for Christ's Visit in Ancient America"
In it he shows old Mayan figurines of gods showing their palms cupped outward,
ala Jesus Christ. From this he makes some wild claims, which you can guess from
the title. (I think it proves that either the Mayans: came from a long line of
beggars, they had endured quite a dry spell, or they invented silicone breast
implants)
I have tracked down all his papers:
"Observation of Cold Nuclear Fusion in Condensed Matter"
"Evidence for Christ's Visit in Ancient America"
"Why Indeed did the WTC Buildings Collapse?
"Did Christ bomb the WTC?"
"Evidence that WTC buildings spontaneously fused"
"Osama visited the Pentagon and left a floater in the executive washroom"
"Watching my scientific reputation collapse" Regnery Press, pre-publication
"Why won't anyone listen to me? What would JC do?"
(only half in jest)
Seriously, we need a better scientist to get behind this line of inquiry. I
would completely back it if we could get someone like the recently passed
Richard Smalley. But Jones just acts like a goof-ball. The "progressive=truth"
cause doesn't need him.
posted by WHT at 8:25 PM
2 Comments:
science student said...
1. He is a Mormon. All kinds of religious scientists
believe strange things. Many christian scientists follow and believe in more or
less solid christian science. Lots of Jewish scientists scientifically puts
Jesus and all his pals wherever it would be useful for today's conflict to have
been.
Nikola Tesla was an ardent supporter of directing the US defense budget away
from earth-based threats and towards attacks by UFOs. That doesn't make
induction or AC power wrong. What is interesting is how he applies scientific
method, it is revealing that you think a scientific work submitted to a peer
reviewed scientific journal can be debunked without dealing with a single of its
arguments.
Jones paper reaches a staggering number of people that will read it, as you
evidently didn't.
I am not making final judgment on this before I see the final paper, and I will
base it on that, not media reports.
2.
www.newscientist.com/channel/mech-tech/nuclear/dn7315
Cold fusion is not bollocks like you say. Steven E. Jones never claimed his
finds could be used for energy production like the idiots you refer to.
Read New York Times' coverage here:
partners.nytimes.com/library/national/science/050399sci-cold-fusion.html
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