Talk:GUTCP Fact Sheet/@comment-71.219.221.55-20160628141653

I'm confused... it says the hydrino emits "continuum radiation as the radius decreases".

But it also says that a hydrino "may neither accept nor emit photons". (Perhaps this statement only applies when the hydrino is in steady state, not when it is transitioning and emitting continuum radiation -- because doesn't it emit photons when it is emitting continuum radiation?)

But it also says that "a hydrino can gain or lose energy only via resonance reactions with matter". Isn't also it losing energy when it emits continuum radiation? How much of the lost energy is transmitted in all directions via the continuum radiation, and how much of the lost energy is transferred into the catalyst?

I hope my confusion can be cleared up by a re-write that's more clear.