I thought is was interesting that the calorific contribution from oxidising the metal of the experimental chamber was estimated at 1% of produced energy. A dec

I thought is was interesting that the calorific contribution from oxidising the metal of the experimental chamber was estimated at 1% of produced energy. A decimal place can be, either here ... or here. So many people want to believe that this can be true. However, like consistent 12% annual returns, and flying cars, it seems more likely that 'BlackLight Power' is more of a vehicle to fund Randall Mills retirement, than a real possibility of a revolutionary source of near-free energy. Obviously, if it does turn out to be true, the scientific world may have to take his grand-unified theory a little bit more seriously.