COLD FUSION IS NOT A MYTH OR A MISTAKE

Since 1989, a phenomenon called "cold fusion" has remained the subject of fierce debate. Thousands of experiments gave contradictory results: excess heat, anomalies in the elemental composition, lack of the expected neutron radiation. None of the existing theories could explain the entire set of observations. This paper shows that cold fusion is a particular manifestation of chronal dynamics, a theory in which time is considered as a field, and phase synchronization is considered as a key mechanism of nuclear reactions. Specific parameters under which the phenomenon becomes reproducible are proposed, and the reasons for its seeming elusiveness are explained.