Dr. Julio Herrera

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  On the contrary, physicists in the field praise Lerner's approach: "The experimental program that LPP plans to carry out has great potential to show how the plasma focus can be used to generate fusion energy and to demonstrate the feasibility of hydrogen-boron fusion," says Dr. Julio Herrera, physicist and professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and a leading international expert on the plasma focus.

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  Other participants, such as Julio Herrera of the National University of Mexico, pointed out that there had actually been two earlier efforts to set up international organizations of DPF researchers.In each case, the effort had essentially been reduced to a method of raising money for a single group.It was also pointed out that a concrete project was needed to have a good chance of raising funds.
  
  In response to these earlier problems, Herrera proposed to set up a Pan American DPF Network which would exchange information and ideas, and perhaps collaborate on joint research projects . Eric Lerner of Lawrenceville Plasma Physics (and Focus Fusion Society) seconded this approach and further proposed that the network set up an exchange of data, so that experimental data could be widely sheared among the network participants.

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  Dr. Julio Herrera, physicist and professor at UNAM has this to say about Focus Fusion:

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  Julio Herrera, physicist and professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and a leading international expert on the plasma focus, says:

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  Dr. Julio Herrera of Mexico's National Autonomous University told the Associated Press that the UFOs were electrical flashes in the atmosphere, a theory that makes very little sense.A few days later, he was attributing them to "ball lightning."

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  Julio Herrera, a nuclear science researcher at the National Autonomous University says the bright blurs could have been caused by electrical flashes emitted spontaneously by the atmosphere.
  
  Click Here For Higher Resolution Picture He says that precise information on atmospheric conditions at the time the lights appeared and more data would be necessary to determine if the hypothesis was correct.

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  Nuclear science researcher Julio Herrera thinks the lights could be electrical flashes emitted spontaneously by the atmosphere -- ball lightning.

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  But nuclear science researcher Julio Herrera said the blobs of light may have been nothing more than ball lightning - glowing spheres that are little-understood but often sighted near the ground during thunderstorms. "Just as you have lightning between clouds and ground, you can also have it within the clouds and sometimes ball lightning can develop.I feel this is one of these rare events," said Herrera, based at Mexico's National Autonomous University. "It's a very rare atmospheric phenomenon, and it would be very interesting to be able to analyze all the information these pilots obtained," he told Reuters. UFO follower Jaime Maussan said Tuesday that the objects seemed "intelligent" after they turned around to surround the plane chasing them - but Herrera said electrical discharges in ball lightning could have been attracted to the plane as a conductor.

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  But Julio Herrera, a nuclear science researcher, said the mystery was probably nothing more than ball lightning, natural electrical discharges sometimes spotted near the ground during thunderstorms.These discharges, Herrera said, could have been drawn to the plane as a conductor.

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  On the contrary, physicists in the field praise Lerner's approach: "The experimental program that LPP plans to carry out has great potential to show how the plasma focus can be used to generate fusion energy and to demonstrate the feasibility of hydrogen-boron fusion," says Dr. Julio Herrera, physicist and professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and a leading international expert on the plasma focus.

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