Method and Details for Creation of a Spectacular Brilliant Light Flash Potentially Resulting from Hydrino Formation
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN PHYSICS - Year 2016, Vol 11, Issue 5
Abstract
This paper describes a method for creating a spectacular brilliant light flash with a high current, low voltage pulse discharge through a hydrated salt and metal mix. Photography of flashes generated are presented and analysed for consistency with the hydrino theory of R. Mills (2011). Photography shows generation of a high density of photons away from the electrodes consistent with a secondary photon generating reaction mechanism.
Authors and Affiliations
Simon Brink
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