Natural Science Forum / Physics / Fusion / November 2003

I had an idea the other day and I am wondering if anyone has every
proposed it or looked into the idea that the Pyramids of Egypt might be
some sort of Heat Sink to organize the way the day's heat is released to
allow for better observations at night?

I have started research into plasma instabilities in Tokamaks, but I have
hit a physics problem that I cannot get my head around.
Let me set the scene:
A Tokamak has a toroidal magnetic field which follows round the tourus

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Some years ago (2 or 3) I found a magazine on the newsstand that had an
interesting article by a young man who built a small fusion reactor on
his kitchen table. It was simple enough in concept and execution to be a
good high school science project. Of course it didn't reach ...

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I had a strange dream the other night about a dragon building a relatively
simple device that may have generated fusion by what appears to be some sort
of catalytic action by palladium.
In the dream the device was very simple built out of 2 strong neodymium

Hi all,
       Quick question from a interested physics luser here, in MTF of the type
being worked on at IIRC LANL the liner is compressed by the discharge of a
large (1MJ?) capacitor bank into a single turn coil around the liner.

Hi group.
Ideas for improving the "classic" double grid fusor.
1) Arrange for something to set the multipaction region spinning at
extreme speed. Ideas - something similar to an AC three phase motor

To those who have been following what Hacker has been saying,
I started out trying to help the guy understand that there
is an alternative explanation for the cold fusion phenomenon
out there that doesn't invoke new physics, and that is being

Shanahan wrote:
"However, the author
correctly points out that the surfaces of the cathodes used are quite
different due to different deposition process ongoing throughout

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This works.The lead atoms are so fat, that they explode into small
particles and only one atom of some random element exists after that.

Hi group,
I have wondered whether an optimised ion flow would work any better
than the standard grid arrangement.
Set up the fusor as a cylinder rather than a sphere, so that the ion

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