Tom Wind discusses the 1985 Fleischmann and Pons cold fusion hole in the floor experiment
Rare clip of electrical engineer Tom Wind discussing the Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons 1985 palladium + deuterium electrolysis experiment that produced a 1 ft hole in the lab bench top and a 4-inch deep pit in the concrete floor. This was what convinced Fleischmann and Pons of the reality of cold fusion / LENR!
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