The problem with Cold Fusion and How small can a nuclear reaction be?

One of the great secrets of the two world wars is the theft from Germany of countless of billions of dollars worth of intellectual property. We are slowly discovering, as time goes by, that a lot of the technology taken from Germany by the victorious allies was suppressed. I have written before about the German atomic experiments and how the widely known programme lead by Heisenberg to build a reactor in order to produce weapons grade plutonium was far from the only research project in Germany at that time that was aimed at developing atomic explosives. Here, Jeff explains why the German atomic explosives research has returned to the forefront of modern nuclear science and why cold fusion research has long been suppressed; in short, cold fusion devices will eventually blow up in an atomic explosion and it is not at all difficult to do, therefore the powers that be do not want anyone messing with this stuff.