RARE Steven Krivit Interview with Martin Fleischmann discussing Cold Fusion (2003)

mes (67)in DTube • yesterday

In this video, I have uploaded a rare August 24, 2003 interview by New Energy Times founder Steven Krivit with THE cold fusion / Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR) scientist Martin Fleischmann, filmed at a bar during the 10th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. In this candid interview, Martin expresses his disappointment in how his cold fusion discovery in the late 1980s has been dismissed by the mainstream scientific establishment. This interview might also be the only public recording discussing the 1985 palladium hole in the concrete floor experiment anywhere on the internet!

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Links to videos used and more info:

Original recording found on Dr. Judy Wood's article comparing the Hutchison Effect to 9/11: ttps://www.doctorjudywood.com/articles/JJ/JJ7.html
- Full interview: https://www.doctorjudywood.com/media/030824_FleischmannM.mp3
- Hole in the concrete floor clip: ttps://www.doctorjudywood.com/media/030824_FleischmannM-ks.mp3
Hole in the floor experiment was one of the first cold fusion demonstrations by Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann: https://t.me/meslinks/34372
Steven Krivit article "beyond cold fusion" hole in the floor: https://t.me/meslinks/34329
Steven Krivit on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user137465510
ICCF proceedings: https://lenr-canr.org/wordpress/?page_id=2130

Timestamps:

New Energy Times copyright – 0:00
Steve Krivit Introduction: Interview is on August 24, 2003 in a bar at the 10th ICCF – 0:16
Start of Interview – 1:08
Martin says cold fusion research should be done at the societal level – 3:22
Martin wanted a Manhattan 2-type project for cold fusion – 5:07
Martin says a demonstration device is needed for cold fusion to be publicly accepted – 7:33
Martin says his cold fusion experiment was boiling for 3 months in 1994 at breakeven energy production, which has to be a nuclear phenomenon – 10:11
Martin says his life has been a disappointment and failure because his cold fusion work was dismissed – 11:47
Martin worked on the quantum electrodynamics of chemical systems – 13:20
Martin talks about the hole in the floor experiment in 1985, which had 1 cubic centimeter of palladium deuteride, which could've "made the university disappear" – 16:26
Martin is 76 years old, the same age as Ken Shoulders, who bumps into them at the bar – 18:40
Martin says he has produced a number of things that people said were impossible, but doesn't elaborate on them – 20:02
Martin says Italian researchers achieved very high excess heat via an electric diffusion cold fusion setup – 23:32
Martin says listen to everyone, not just mainstream scientists, especially extraordinary people like Tesla – 26:08
Power blackouts caused many deaths across the world – 27:16