Well, we know for certain that fusion actually does work............
Posted on 08/07/2023 10:34:40 AM PDT by zeestephen
A group of U.S. scientists say they have repeated their landmark energy feat - a nuclear fusion reaction that produces more energy than is put into it. But this time, they say the experiment produced an even higher energy yield than one in December...the lab "won't be discussing further details" of the July experiment until after more analysis.
(Excerpt) Read more at msn.com ...
"...they are measuring just the amount of energy required to power the lasers that were used to smush the hydrogen atoms together - not the power that's necessary to make the whole project work."
From memory - the last positive test required 200 times more energy "to make the whole project work" than was actually created by fusion!
Right around the corner - again!
The same lab is also working on Tamper Proof Mail In Ballots for the 2024 Presidential election!
Where is that research lab. I want to make sure I stay 100 miles away.
I’ve gotten it into my head that the National Ignition Facility is cover for developing a fusion-only thermonuclear bomb. The explosively driven lasers required for ignition in a bomb were developed elsewhere.
Well, we know for certain that fusion actually does work............
If you just want proof that "fusion works," there's this big glowing ball of gas in the sky on a clear day ...
Yes, that’s what we want, the SUN in a bottle!............
Where does it go on cloudy days?
The government is sitting on the technology to provide free energy and will not release it to the public. What does that tell you about your ‘government?’
If room temp superconducting works out, fusion plasma containment will be simpler and cheaper.
Someplace where you can’t see it easily, of course!
Yeah ... if only they'd let us have that 100mpg carburetor ...
We’ll get Mr Fusion right about the time we get flying cars.
What I want to know is how Doc Brown built a fusion reactor in 1888? He didn’t even have the technology to make the technology to build a time machine.
Yeah ... if only they’d let us have that 100mpg carburetor ...
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My understand it would be in the from powered by electrons but in an unimaginably small box and seemingly with unlimited output of power.
You’ll have to be a lot more specific than that ...
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