Quanta Magazine publishes reflective column on cold fusion's legacy
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Quanta Magazine published a column examining cold fusion, recounting the 1989 scandal and its methodological failures, while engaging with Price's argument that the scientific community may have overcorrected against the field.
“He thinks scientists have been overly dismissive not only of cold fusion, but also of the claim that they have been overly dismissive of cold fusion.”
Quanta Magazine column, Science columnist · hn ↗Huw Price Philosopher, Trinity College CambridgeTwo unnamed chemists Researchers who announced cold fusion in 1989
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'Atoms are surprisingly klutzy when it comes to their electrons. They are apt to lose them for all sorts of reasons, and exotic-atom formation exploits this tendency, with the novelty that the lost electron is replaced with an incoming particle.' Is There Anything Left in the Dream of Cold Fusion? https://www. quantamagazine.org/is-there-an…
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In this week’s Qualia, George Musser looks back at cold fusion and explores a lively research program that creates exotic breeds of atoms and molecules. Read his column: https://www. quantamagazine.org/is-there-an ything-left-in-the-dream-of-cold-fusion-20261102/
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