Carbon Dating, Cold Fusion and a Curve Ball
Nov 3, 2022
Minneapolis, Minnesota Nov 3, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Linking Science with Bible in David Moon's Carbon Dating, Cold Fusion, and a Curve Ball. David Moon's Carbon Dating, Cold Fusion, and a Curve Ball explore the world of nuclear transmutation; cold fusion; its effect, and the implication of the alteration on the radioactive elements as to the reliability of its result.
This book is written for non-scientist and also serves as an invitation to engineers and those who are trained in physical sciences to examine the new hypothesis of Earth's element transmutation and consequential alteration of dating earth material by radioactive elements.
Book enthusiasts may get a copy of the book at Amazon and Barnes&Noble.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
David Moon is an inventor, who earned his Bachelor's Degree in Science Education from Mankato State College now known as Minnesota State University in 1972. He invented the Nucleovoltaic Cell, a cold fusion energy device designed to convert the release of nuclear fusion energy to electricity. He is also a former High school Physical Sciences teacher in Wisconsin, Missouri, Texas, and Minnesota. He dedicated more than three decades of his life to working on cold fusion theory with two dozen publications.
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