Fatal fiction by Jonathan Thomason
In the 80s, nuclear power realized it was going to have to get the green movement on its side: Which was hard, as nuclear fission is polluting, toxic, and kills millions when it goes wrong.All the time the deep sea did nuclear fusion from water: Producing no Co2 or toxic death. CO2 is interesting, as plants take it in to grow.
They excrete O2, which we need to breathe in! We breathe the waste gas of plants.
So they made up fatal fiction about CO2 warming the weather: We were in a warming phase, so they got this past people.
Trouble is, the world has been cooling since 2005, and we are headed into the next ice age.
They paid a PR company to get academic stooges to write stuff about CO2: By now the seas should have risen by 15 feet, but there was a record low tide in Scotland in 2003.
I repeat, CO2 in the gas of life.
Prof Zimmerman told me how fluid turbulence down a helix gave better heat flow: He has missed when you pass steam down a helix, we get molecular nuclear fusion.
Green crops in the light produce He, O and CH4. Animals blood systems for He from water.
Nuclear power wants us dead. ‘Global Warming’ is really ‘nuclear warming’, and is designed to get us dead.
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Before you ask, my voice is the result of a car accident, but this did not stop me embarking on a PhD in 2001.
Sheffield University ended it, when I said it was all nuclear PR: But Prof. Zimmerman now does not believe in it.
Though he had papers published on the phantom science, and has a double first from Columbia.
Comment by Guest 28th July 2008
This is not my idea. It belongs to Prof Zimmerman (w)
You take the spent steam from a steam turbine, and pass it down a double helix. It emerges at the base as hot liquid water.
Up the other helix, you pass low pressure gas – this is how your fridge works. When you pressurize the gas, you return 8%% of the heat to the boiler room above the boiling point of water.
In a fridge this is how your fridge creates cold from warm air in the kitchen! Here we reverse the cycle, to condense the steam, and return the bulk of the heat to the boiler.
So we reduce fossil fuels burn by a factor of 8! Though we do use 4% of the generated power to circulate the gas. We have no cooling tower – no massive stack of steam taking heat from the plant.
So we reduce fossil fuels burn by a factor of 8. And so we reduce the Global Warming gases massively, as power generation accounts for 40% of CO2 output today.
We can use this cycle to replace the throwing away of waste heat from processes!
This was devised at Sheffield University in 2001. Why has the world not heard about it? Why did I not get my PhD?
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