Randell Mills' New Results from Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectrometry, Gas Chromatography, and Implications
The last two papers available from Brilliant Light Power's Randell Mills are about Electron Paramagnetic Resonance spectroscopy (EPR) and Gas Chromatography (GC) studies performed on samples of gas from the Hydrino reactor. These are in addition to many other analyses performed relating to Hydrino. The staggering number of types of analyses that confirm the Hydrino Hypothesis (HH) strongly contrasts with the lack of acceptance in the scientific community of the claims made by Dr. Mills. Why is he rejected? One major reason for rejection is that his ideas are built around the existence of the Hydrino, which is not generally accepted as real. Naturally, skeptics request samples of Hydrino in order to perform their own analysis, and Dr. Mills was unable to provide them. The reason for this is that storing Hydrino is not simple. It is so small that it leaks through any usual container quickly, so if a quantity of it in a bottle is shipped, it will be gone by the time it arrives