Publications of Randell Mills

A new website was recently published by me, composed by Claude.  It began with a large collection of Dr. Mills' and his coauthors journal publications that I had in a folder.  I merely asked Claude to produce the website and tell me how to publish it at no cost on the Internet.  I specified basic features that would allow the articles to be listed by author, chronologically and to be searched by word or phrase.  In addition, I included a search engine for News items on the Brilliant Light Power website.

Because these papers are generally copyrighted, I had Claude produce paraphrased summaries in a quite readable form.  The reader is reminded to obtain the original paper to obtain graphical and other authoritative information.

The obvious purpose is to facilitate the study of the work of Dr. Mills and related scientists.

I have been in discussion with Dr. Raj Pala about what kinds of experiments he might find most fruitful in his investigations into the empirical claims of Dr. Mills, et al.  In my opinion, the best candidates are the glow discharge work, as investigated by Dr. Conrads, and the exploding wire "cobwebs".  Dr. Pala explained to me that the cobweb fibers, which exhibit paramagnetic properties were most probably containing something ferromagnetic (nickel, iron, cobalt) and that a thorough elimination of such confounding factors would not be easy.  He was concerned that Dr. Mills had not paid close enough attention to this possibility in his experimental design.

I remembered reading some analysis that Dr. Mills had written, quite a while after the initial video that showed the web coalescing after the explosion (fascinating video), and that analysis had precluded ferromagnetic sources, but I could not find it in my searching.  With the use of this tool, it was easy to find.  The wire used in that experiment was molybdenum.