By: AlainCo on Martedì 02 Settembre 2014 16:43
Mallove report on MIT "tricks"
http://www.infinite-energy.com/images/pdfs/mitcfreport.pdf
"January 19, 1991
Mallove discovers the July 1989 down-shifted MIT excess-heat curve
(See graphs, p. 11), which later became the subject of controversy.
January 25, 1991
Mallove has lunch at “Networks” in MIT Student Center with Dr. Luckhardt. Luckhardt can’t explain how “bias” was taken out. Luckhardt
said there could be 20 milliwatts excess power in the MIT PFC results,
but “not the 80 mW that Fleischmann was talking about.”
April 12, 1991
Letter from Eugene Mallove to MIT President Charles M. Vest, copy to
former President Paul E. Gray, suggesting organizing an MIT panel to reexamine cold fusion in light of accumulating knowledge. No response
was ever received from either MIT President (see Exhibit I).
April 29, 1991
Eugene Mallove writes letter to Dr. Luckhardt requesting calorimetry
information (see Exhibit J).
May 13, 1991
Mallove’s first call to Dr. Luckhardt to try to get MIT PFC H2O curve.
May 20, 1991
Dr. Luckhardt cancels previously scheduled get-together with Mallove
and says he forgot to get raw data at his other office. He puts Mallove
off until the following Friday.
May 24, 1991
Two calls to Dr. Luckhardt (10 am and 1:30 pm)—phone messages left
about getting data on H2O curve. No response to Mallove’s messages.
•Near final version of Eugene Mallove’s resignation letter exists.
May 29, 1991
Taping of WGBH Boston Channel 2 clip on Cold Fusion—Mallove and
MIT PFC’s Dr. Richard Petrasso. • Final refusal by Stan Luckhardt to
turn over PFC calorimetry data.
June 7, 1991
Professor Ronald Parker publicly disparages the PFC team's calorimetry work on cold fusion! (See Exhibit K.) • Eugene Mallove submits his
resignation from the MIT News Office (see Exhibit L) following the one hour talk on cold fusion by Frank Close at the PFC and a heated question and answer session (see Exhibit K).
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Another case of fraud, at least refusal to research despite evidence, supported by consensus. similar to the refusal by Nature on caltec experiment
http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/RothwellJhownaturer.pdf
while you can see how zealous they are against Pamela Mosier Boss
http://www.iscmns.org/CMNS/JCMNS-Vol12.pdf#page=6 (article page 6)
clear double standard, bias.