2026-10-09 EarthTech International (Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin), Mills replication pages

Found via Google: "Hydrocatalysis Power" Mills Thermacore excess heat. Page: https://earthtech.org/cold-fusion/mills/ (saved pages/earthtech-mills.txt), "Attempt to Observe Excess Heat in a Ni-H2O-K2CO3 Electrolysis System - 9OCT97".

What it records [web]: - The list of confirmations then shown on the BlackLight web site (EarthTech's transcription): Mills and Good (24.6 W out for 4.73 W in, pulsed); Mills and Kneizys (Pout/Pin > 37); Thermacore Inc. (41 W out, Pout/Pin > 8); HydroCatalysis Power Corporation (> 16); Noninski (about 1.67; and about 2 with Weismann observing at Brookhaven); Notoya and Enyo, Catalysis Research Center, Hokkaido University (2.7-3.4); NASA Lewis (up to 1.68); MIT Lincoln Laboratory (about 10); Westinghouse Electric (about 2); Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Chalk River (1.28-1.38); Moscow Power Engineering Institute (0.75 W out for 0.3 W in); Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (pulsed, 8.5). These are the company's claims as listed; each needs its own source. - EarthTech's own test: Ni Fibrex cathode 1 cm2, Pt mesh anodes, 0.3 M K2CO3, Pd-on-alumina recombiner pellets, water-flow calorimeter, 164 hours at several currents. Result: "no detectable sign of excess heat"; a 10 percent excess "would have produced a prominent positive signal". Small positive readings attributed to a zero error. - The page also links a gas-phase experiment series (Runs 1-13) and a light-water calorimetry series (Runs 1-5), not yet read.

Bearing: priority 2/3 (a negative independent replication of the early electrolytic version of claim 2), and a list of named laboratories (AECL Chalk River, Westinghouse, MIT Lincoln, INEL, Hokkaido, Brookhaven) whose own reports are the records to find next. Note the EarthTech cell used a recombiner, which bears on the recombination explanation offered by NASA Lewis.