COLD FUSION ALCHEMY: LENR REACTOR PRODUCES GOLD AND PLATINUM AS A ...

Now here's one that prompts so much high octane speculation that, again, I don't know where to begin. It was shared by Mr. M.D., and it's a jaw-dropper for sure:

Alchemy 2.0 – Low Energy Nuclear Reactor Creates Gold and Platinum

Now here's the paragraphs that leaped out at me:

"The transmutation from lead to gold has been mankind’s dream for millennia. Lattice Energy LLC, a company from Chicago, IL, claims to have developed a process for energy production, utilizing a low-energy nuclear reactor (LENR) that, as a byproduct of neutron captures on tungsten, will create a mix of precious metals."

How is this done? Consider the use of combinations of nanotechnology, materials engineering, to create a lattice structure with unique abilities to engineer things at a quantum level:

"What enabled Lattice’s new approach were recent advances in nanotechnology. “Nanotechnology and LENR are joined at the hip”, said Larsen. “It is one of the reasons why this could not be done back in 1989-90. Before our work, nobody had a grasp on the theory of neutron creation from protons and electrons in tabletop apparatus; nor on exactly how to apply advanced nanotechnology to build well-performing prototype devices.”

"Combining the know-how of experts from a variety of disciplines including electro-dynamics, quantum electro-dynamics, nuclear physics and solid state physics, lead to the development of a theoretical foundation which is now ready to be prototyped, and put to the test."

And the result?

"Larsen’s theory that gold, platinum and several other metals can be created by his process is based on findings by Japanese physicist Prof. Hantaro Nagaoka who successfully transmuted tungsten into gold back in 1924. Nagaoka’s results have been verified by several institutions in recent independent experiments but so far there has been no effort to commercialize the process. “Now that the LENR transmutation process is well understood the use of nanotechnology may change all that”, believes Larsen.

“'The neutron-catalyzed LENR process follows rows of the periodic table of elements”, he went on, meaning that heavier metals than the starting targets’ will be created. The work published by Larsen and his team suggests that a tungsten target, for instance, will absorb neutrons and gradually be transmuted to gold, platinum and other platinum group metals. “And because LENR products are not dangerously radioactive”, Larsen added, “conventional metal recovery processes can be utilized.”

“Can we scale this up to a commercial process that makes money?” – Larsen is convinced it may be possible. (Emphases added)

Now, readers of my book The SS Brotherhood of the Bell will recall that I wrote about Professor Nagaoka's experiments in transumation in that book (as well as referring to it again in The Philosophers' Stone: Alchemy and the Secret Research for Exotic Matter). The German physicist Walther Gerlach also reported on similar experiments that were being done at the time in Weimar Germany in a short article in 1924 in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a process which he clearly and explicitly called alchemy, and which he called for further research.

The discoveries were significant, in that quantum mechanics will still in its youth, and nuclear fission had not yet been discovered, so some other process was clearly at work. What is intriguing to contemplate, however, is what happened next, particularly in Germany, where a number of patents were taken out by Siemens and other firms in the 1920s for what can only be described as "alchemical processes." These were, of course, not commercially viable at the time. Or were they? During the same time period, General Erich Ludendorff, an early supporter of Hitler and the Nazis (and the real head of the German military and Kaiserreich in the final half of World War One), a participant in the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923, was also a backer of a number of alchemical schemes to produce gold to the tune of a personal cost to him of 100,000 Reichsmarks, in a little known affair(today, though it was well known at the time and something of an international scandal) known as the Tausend Affair, named after a con artist by the name of Franz Tausend who claimed to be able to produce gold. Tausend was tried and found guilty of fraud in Germany, but the process, and Gerlach's own international prestige as a scientist, would not allow the idea to go away.

Indeed, Reichsfuehrer SS, Heinrich Himmler, according to one of his infamous underlings, Oswald Pohl, had the SS conducted secret "alchemy" experiments in hidden laboratories scattered around the Reich, after the Nazi assumption of power, experiments that in my books I have argued were somehow connected to the wider German research coupled with their atom bomb project and as well to the Nazi Bell project.

This brings us to the final statements in this fascinating article, that the LENR (low energy nuclear reaction) products are not radioactive and, moreover, that "conventional metal recovery processes can be utilized, and that the process might be scaled up to become commercially feasible. Readers here will recall that in the past few days I blogged about a story of the recovery of radioactive gold from nuclear weapons projects (See THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO “HMMM…” : AND SPEAKING OF GOLDFINGER…). There I pointed out the following:

"But here, I am bold to suggest, we are dealing with perhaps a bit of obfuscation and deliberate dissembling, for the article states that this recovered gold was merely from the nuclear weapons themselves. But as I've also indicated with the U-234 story, gold is the metal of choice for storage of highly enriched uranium. Thus, one must also consider that gold used for storage of enriched uranium might also have been reprocessed, and that consideration would lead to higher figures for such reprocessed gold. Thus, any way one slices it, a certain amount of the world's gold is of necessity essential for the thermonuclear powers (the USA, Russia, France, the UK, China, and in a de facto sense, Germany, and in a probable but "unannounced" sense, India and Israel).

"So one reason for the obfuscated bullion figures is "national security," but in a dual, not a singular, sense, for such figures would obviously, disclose the financial health of a nation, and in the deeper murkier sense, discrepancies between the publicly stated figures and actual amounts of bullion on deposit would disclose how large (or small) a nation's nuclear program really was. One would, in effect, have to obfuscate the amounts of bullion estimates lower than the actual amounts of existing bullion if simply for the reason that some of the world bullion stockpile was irradiated. This raises the possibility that such nuclear programs may have been far larger than even publicly available figures of warheads and megatonnage that were bandied about during the Cold War have indicated. And for the gold-bugs and gold standard advocates, this would also mean that the gold standard, in the thermonuclear age, is really an H-bomb standard."

But now let us suppose that the techniques of Nagaoka and those referred to by Dr. Gerlach in the 1920s continued to be covertly researched and used from that time period until now. If that be the case, then it is possible that some technique for the manufacture or transmutation of elements by "cold fusion" means might also be (1) used to render radioactive precious metals such as gold non-radioactive, and (2) to produce quantities of bullions covertly, and perhaps in large scale.

The bottom line here is that such technologies have been known since the 1920s. Update them a bit with nanotechnology and the latest materials engineering that it enables, couple them to such alchemical techniques, and this means that the idea of the obfuscation of the amounts of gold (or silver or platinum) bullion in existence takes on a new significance, for once again, one would want to obfuscate that number lower than the actual amount in existence (and perpetually being added to not simply by mining, but by transmutational technologies). This means, once again, that standard financial analysis models are simply inadequate because they are not accounting for technological possibilities and their implications. One wonders if, indeed, behind the curious fact that Japan and Germany during the Second World War seemed to have a whole lot of gold, a fact that became a terrible secret, given that much of it was plunder and, quite literally, extracted from the teeth of murdered victims of those regimes, one wonders if there doesn't lurk and even darker secret, that is disguised by the other secret, namely, that not all of that gold was plunder, but rather, made.

When I was a boy, I loved to read the Uncle Scrooge comic books of illustrator Karl Barks, who would construct the stories oftentimes around some piece of obscure esoteric lore - lost cities of the Incas, ancient technologies, and so on. In one instance, "Uncle Scrooge and the Fabulous Philosopher's Stone," Scrooge goes in search for the mythical philosophers' stone, and actually finds it (interestingly enough in the labyrinth of King Minos of Crete, and after a run in with the labyrinth's guardian, the Minotaur). While searching for the stone, he is shadowed by a mysterious bearded man in a bowler hat. Once the stone is discovered, the man revealed himself as "Monsieur Matressface", who works for "The International Monetary Council," who insists that Scrooge relinquish the stone, since such a terrible power might ruin the world economy if left in private hands.

Nazis. Cold Fusion, Japanese physicists.1920s alchemy patents. Uncle Scrooge.

Gold bugs, take note.

See you on the flip side...

Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

24 Comments

  1. nobodyouwantoknow on February 9, 2015 at 2:06 am

    Kids ! Please try this @ Home !! Here are the patents :

    European Patent Office Search Results :

    Assignee : LATTICE ENERGY LLC
    Inventor: George MILEY / Lewis LARSEN

    USP # 6921469 // WO03083965
    ELECTRODE CONSTRUCTS, AND RELATED CELLS AND METHODS

    EP1257688
    ELECTRICAL CELLS, COMPONENTS AND METHODS

    US6599404
    Flake-resistant multilayer thin-film electrodes and electrolytic cells …

    WO2007030740
    APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ABSORPTION OF INCIDENT GAMMA RADIATION AND ITS CONVERSION…

    WO2006119080
    APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR GENERATION OF ULTRA LOW MOMENTUM NEUTRONS



  2. zeus33 on January 31, 2015 at 4:52 am

    if this is true, then the whole Sitchin hypothesis is wrong. Beings with the ability of interplanetary transportation would be able to manufacture gold and thus that could not be the reason to come to earth



    • Lost on February 4, 2015 at 8:28 am

      And there are other ways of making gold.

      Beings able to travel from other planets, say Mars, could perhaps portray themselves as “gods” with say earthshaking weapons, but they may not have figured out basic alchemy yet. Or there could be some reason the alchemy doesn’t work in their neck of the woods, so they wouldn’t want to learn from primitives. Sort of like if Oxford, Harvard or Berkeley’ academic labs don’t repeat the results cold fusion, etc doesn’t exist.



  3. SilverSurfer on January 29, 2015 at 9:13 am

    This is the article from the Russian source where ( among other things) discussed an plasma unit that was developed in the 90s.
    http://proatom.ru/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=4921
    In particular (Google translate, edited by me) it says:
    “No less interesting story happened with Anatoly Vachaev (Не менее интересная история произошла и с Анатолием Васильевичем Вачаевым) . Experimenter from God, he conducted research plasma steam and accidentally got a big powder output, which included elements that almost the entire periodic table. After six years of research it became possible to create the plasma unit, which gave a stable plasma torch – plasmoid by passing distilled water through which a solution or a slurry large amounts of metal powders.”
    1997, Magnitogorsk, a follower of Vachaev, Galina Pavlova defended her thesis on “Development of the foundations of technology of metals from the plasma state water-mineral systems.”
    At first, the examination commission rejected the idea as soon as they heard that metals van be produced from distilled water, but Pavlova demonstrated a working unit that turned turned water to metal powder; she was awarded a doctorate.
    So, it is possible, and was done. Another question is: How much metal ( in our case gold) can be produced and how much energy it will require?



    • Lost on January 31, 2015 at 7:41 am

      Not exactly the same: But clearly like Brown’s Gas or an atomic hydrogen welder.

      And all three seem to have implications for energy generation, and for cleaning up nuclear wastes.



  4. SilverSurfer on January 29, 2015 at 9:13 am

    This is the article from the Russian source where ( among other things) discussed an plasma unit that was developed in the 90s.
    In particular (Google translate, edited by me) it says:
    “No less interesting story happened with Anatoly Vachaev (Не менее интересная история произошла и с Анатолием Васильевичем Вачаевым) . Experimenter from God, he conducted research plasma steam and accidentally got a big powder output, which included elements that almost the entire periodic table. After six years of research it became possible to create the plasma unit, which gave a stable plasma torch – plasmoid by passing distilled water through which a solution or a slurry large amounts of metal powders.”
    1997, Magnitogorsk, a follower of Vachaev, Galina Pavlova defended her thesis on “Development of the foundations of technology of metals from the plasma state water-mineral systems.”
    At first, the examination commission rejected the idea as soon as they heard that metals van be produced from distilled water, but Pavlova demonstrated a working unit that turned turned water to metal powder; she was awarded a doctorate.
    So, it is possible, and was done. Another question is: How much metal ( in our case gold) can be produced and how much energy it will require?



  5. mpaff on January 28, 2015 at 2:33 pm

    Souffle d’or anyone?



  6. DownunderET on January 28, 2015 at 1:07 pm

    There’s gold in them there hills, just ask David Hudson. This article seems to me to be one of those “we’ve done it already” type, nevertheless gold is front and center. It begs the question, why is Russia and China buying the stuff like there’s no tomorrow? Let’s just say that “someone” has perfected the Alchemy of making gold, you get rich “really” quickly, but is there blowback?
    There is no doubt that the amount of gold that has come out of the ground could be off by an amount of magnitude, just ask Lord Blackheath and the Vatican, but it isn’t showing up anywhere. Maybe we are looking in the wrong place for gobs of this “precious” metal. Lets just say it may be somewhere, where nobody can get there hands on it, and it isn’t a galactic question.



  7. marcos toledo on January 28, 2015 at 10:46 am

    How about the possibility of using this technology to decontaminate all that nuclear waste. Created by the civilian, military nuclear industries and put that problem to rest. As for gold it has many more uses than economic pillar of the World Economy.



    • moxie on January 28, 2015 at 11:49 am

      Yes marcos, it has other “interesting” uses, but the point is, if it can be transmuted and its value manipulated and use it as an advantage over others, it becomes a problem..



  8. Aridzonan_13 on January 28, 2015 at 9:52 am

    Wow, the rabbit hole just gets deeper. No wonder Mr. Gates is all over LENR tech. There are at least 6 or more nuke reactors being built now that are months if not years behind schedule. Would it not be interesting to see LENR slide into those facilities just in the nick of time to save the centralized power model? My guess is LENR power will be so cheap as to put asunder all renewables as well as oil and gas. Mini LENR reactors could be built and deployed in a more distrubuted fashion to reduce the cost of larger power plants and reduce line losses. And I’d be willing to bet the Rockefellers, Bush’s, Gates etc. will probably hold controlling interests. I would not be surprised if the LENR tech never goes public. The utils they power will. But, direct investment in actual LENR systems could quite possibly stay in private hands. They will be the only show in town, the ulitmate monopoly.



    • Lost on January 28, 2015 at 11:29 am

      Arid:

      LENR reactors would qualify as renewable energy sources.

      Whether or not they are centralized.



      • Aridzonan_13 on January 28, 2015 at 4:01 pm

        PV, wind, geothermal, OTEC, solar thermal power production equipment are mfg’d by several different companies. I doubt if there will be as much ownership diversity when LENR is rolled out. To be filed under we’ll see. But, the real question is, was the original 1989 Ponds and Fleichman experiments ready for prime time? Or for that matter, the much earlier German experiments? What is your opinion?



        • Lost on January 29, 2015 at 7:11 am

          Aridz:

          For LENR energy generation, various parties have made over-unity results easy to repeat over the last 25 years. It was much more slippery for Fleischman and Pons.

          The whole alchemy part has been noted, if not widely publicized, over the last 25 years–I’ve had that Mizuno book for more than 15 years.

          This kind of low energy fusion was noted in Paris in the 1930s and then by the Russians in the 1960s, who certainly realized the possibility of generating energy.

          LENR is not particularly similar to German work in the 1920; that’s mostly straight alchemy–repeated by the likes of Kushi-Ohsawa in the 1960s.

          As for energy generation with LENR, well it’s complex enough to charge for, so we may be allowed to have it. Though a FUSOR reactor would also fit that bill. (I’d say here that Farnsworth was talking about fully developed force field tech at the end of his life; as if he could build it then in the late 1960s, so FUSOR is out for that kind of reason.)

          There would seem to be other tech, that could be run independently, that we’ll not see publically: Stubblefield, Moray, Hendershot–in some ways the first is the most interesting because it implies a different human existence within the environment. Hendershot is supposed to have explained how to build his devices to the US Army in the 1920s, and they repeated the work. Moray was certainly talking about alchemical transmutations in his tubes. There are others.

          LENR reactors may be allowed to exist as central electrical grid power sources, given the horrors of fission reactors, and the air pollution and extraction pollution of oil and coal. But the alchemy available in those reactors won’t be discussed broadly. So cars will be electric, but battery powered.

          J W Keely’s work will not be allowed to exist publicly since that so clearly can be turned into a weapon–already one used.



          • Aridzonan_13 on January 30, 2015 at 12:34 pm

            Thanks Mucho..



          • Robert Barricklow on January 30, 2015 at 12:46 pm

            Makes cent$/sense.
            Thanks for the post.



    • Gaia Mars-hall on January 28, 2015 at 5:44 pm

      Proper paranoid thinking that will allow you to win the bet,



  9. moxie on January 28, 2015 at 9:40 am

    “And as far as gold is concerned, yes, you are right. Gold is not in our basket. The value of gold is subject to speculation and manipulation, mostly by Western nations. The highly fluctuating value of gold is the result of speculation, but foremost, the result of fear. When world leaders, mostly westerners, are afraid of their unchecked and wildly uncontrolled economies, they resort to gold, as if gold would be a savior. But the rising value of gold is but a thermometer for a sick economy. The intrinsic value of gold is nothing more than its industrial value. Putting gold into the basket would make the basket, the new Bricso, vulnerable to those who will undoubtedly try to speculate with gold, and maybe even revert to the gold standard to save the dollar. Those who are willing to follow the dollar, perhaps under a newly created gold standard are welcome to do so. The BRICS and its affiliated countries are not dependent on that market.”
    -V. Putin



    • Gaia Mars-hall on January 28, 2015 at 5:41 pm

      Thanks for the quote from President Putin…at least there is a real President somewhere!



    • Robert Barricklow on January 28, 2015 at 9:52 pm

      I second Gaia Mars-hall.
      Thanks for the Putin quote.



  10. Robert Barricklow on January 28, 2015 at 9:22 am

    Might ruin the world economy if left in private hands.
    How about/Would certainly ruin the world economy…

    Now the gold & diamonds brothers join together
    in a controlled monopoly of fiat metals & jewels.
    The alternate choice has become of/What fiat currency you prefer?
    Why not? Food and/or drink are also becoming a choice of/
    What’s your poison?



    • Robert Barricklow on January 28, 2015 at 9:31 am

      Latest Max Keiser on the world economy…

      http://rt.com/shows/keiser-report/226375-episode-711-max-keiser/



      • Sandygirl on January 29, 2015 at 10:13 am

        China on the move, wanting to invest 3.7 billion dollars in infrastructure in Mexico, BRICS said that they would help poor and developing countries.



  11. Lost on January 28, 2015 at 8:01 am

    Okay, right. And cold fusion-like results were talked about in the 1930s in Paris.

    The German and Japanese work of the 1920s doesn’t seem to be much like cold fusion.

    And this modern variation seems dependent on the development of nanoscale engineering.

    Gold from copper, also starting in the 1920s, seems more promising.

    But both are interesting.

    Then there’s the easy method of gold from mercury with kitchen chemicals and time—this one seems to have been known about for at least 500 hundred years, if not much longer. And there is no electricity involved.



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