Natural Science Forum / Physics / Fusion / July 2006

I hope to be accepted for a research degree soon in this subject.
I'll have to do it properly with referees and properly conducted
experiments.
Chris.

1) Which is more feasible for electricity generation:  fusion or
space-based solar?
[For kicks, I came up with this:
According to http://www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/ieo/electricity.html, the

I can't explain the urge that tempted me to try this, but the result
was suprisingly 'interesting'.
My attempts at making star mines that incorporated dragon's eggs were
singularly unimpressive, so I decided to try something unorthodox.

I heard that as a last fling during the decomissioning process they did a
final test and during the test they celebrated finall success and faxed all
their mates then all the lines went down and people in oxford saw the
fireball and felt the blast. Jet is reported to have ...

I guess we never found the co-variant interest of entropic systemologies to
formally embetter academia, but others and I had our moments at your group.
Just remember Osama Bin Laden's clone was warranted by the KGB/and one of
the Roswell bodies was revealed to have the same ...

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I was wondering why one can't just accelerate tritium and deuterium
nucleii in particle accelerators and make the beams collide to produce
fusion. I assume the problem would be that even though there's enough
energy in the collision the nucleii would just fly apart before they