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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Fusion / December 2005


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ITER FAILURE28 Dec 2005 12:00 GMT2
There is a contradiction23 Dec 2005 00:04 GMT19
Updates?19 Dec 2005 18:33 GMT2
Praxis data support CF-theory15 Dec 2005 00:28 GMT13
----- Think About It -----12 Dec 2005 01:08 GMT2
simulating ITER11 Dec 2005 21:37 GMT8
electromagnetic emission from cavitation????10 Dec 2005 02:34 GMT2
Fuel's paradise? Power source that turns physics on its head (November 4, 2005, The Guardian)10 Dec 2005 01:58 GMT9
Fusion Reactor problem10 Dec 2005 01:47 GMT1
Beta decay and Langmuirs paradox09 Dec 2005 22:22 GMT10
Why does a tokamak need vacuum?08 Dec 2005 18:30 GMT17
My Patent07 Dec 2005 21:17 GMT16
ataris and ko battle06 Dec 2005 01:41 GMT1
I'll tell you another joke (its really funny)05 Dec 2005 02:08 GMT7
My reactor patent application04 Dec 2005 21:18 GMT12
small-scale fusion03 Dec 2005 13:59 GMT1
simulating fusion01 Dec 2005 08:28 GMT1
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