User: dwezill

Can it be?

On: Physics Fraud or Ground-Breaking Science?

I think that this article is mixing a few scientific terms up. The grand unifying theory is a theory that describes the relationships between gravity quantum mechanics and particles (the main one being gravity). Mills does not seem to explain any of this. He simply talks about some magic box that seems to create "Hydrinos" (named after Neutrinos?) and these seem to be able to do any and everything. Either this person is a complete fraud and is trying to rip people off or he has discovered a neat little experiment where he has not finished his energy calculations. Maybe a start would be to explain how he discovered a lower orbital than the first shell already known to exist? (Something like this could shift the entire basis for Chemistry as well as Physics. Something a Nobel Prize would be good for). Surely this "new shell" would be unstable and hence would destroy the atom (Electron plus Proton). No no, I think there is an error in his calculations somewhere. Nice if it worked but....no I think this is as useful as belly button lint