Anomalous Heat Effect

The Anomalous Heat Effect refers to unexplained heat production observed in certain materials, such as nickel and hydrogen, under specific conditions like high pressure or temperature. Researchers have reported instances where these materials generate more heat than can be explained by traditional chemical reactions or nuclear processes. This phenomenon challenges conventional understanding of energy release, suggesting there may be unknown nuclear or quantum mechanisms at work. While still under investigation, it holds potential implications for energy research, as harnessing such effects could lead to powerful, clean energy sources if scientifically validated.