Definition of "hydrino" [hydrino]

• A supposed form of hydrogen having a lower energy than that of the normal ground state; postulated to explain the outcome of early cold fusion experiments. (noun)

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• "This states that a hydrogen atom can collapse into a previously unknown form called a hydrino, producing energy."
• "Haisch and Moddel rephrase the "hydrino" which violates the laws of physics to what they term a system for converting energy from electromagnetic quantum vacuum by suppressing appropriate frequencies by virtue of the Casimir effect which suppresses longer wavelength vacuum energy as the plates get closer."
• "I am proposing a composite of Naudts-Moddel - Haisch theory be adopted for investigating hydrino like constructs without the burden of sub zero state arguments or spectral line conflicts."