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This is a new article from yesterday. Same company though.

What do you think the oceans are full of? Benign algae? That shit is ALIVE. And probably not going to get replaced by our silly bacteria. I suppose your Jurassic Park reference may be more scary on a several 10,000s year scale, as who can say what we make will turn into. Hopefully we'll still be aro...

New bacteria engineered to produce gasoline/petrol. Does not require anything but air; CO2 from the air we breath. Nearly 100% carbon neutral! Breaths CO2 so global warming enthusiasts can shove it! Again, THIS DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY FOOD LIKE MULCH OR WOOD OR LEFTOVER TRASH. Just straight up water, a...

Set up a paypal and keep it private til you have your results Paul. I have $5 for you at least. Science needs donuts.

That is very exciting, although I doubt it will be anything useful beyond theory for like 100 years.

Will wait for some lab to repeat the setup before I personally get excited though.

I DEFINITELY come here for the humor

Updating some other forum threads with the article: fusor.net/board http://www.overclock.net/technology-science-news/1004330-recovery-gov-fusion-machine-works-8.html Good discussion here on talk polywell on it. I'm glad I didn't go ahead with the last Christmas update and bother Alan then with measl...

mvanwink5 wrote:
That is very funny Icarus, like being a spots fan, no? Difference is most of these guys could actually contribute, unlike myself. I do understand most of what is said and find it more meaningful than sports.

Best,

I like your simile and endorse it.

Except for Dr. Who, insane optimism might be his appeal and why as an American I love him.

I found out right as ladajo made his initial post about the latest quarterly. http://www.overclock.net/technology-science-news/1004330-recovery-gov-fusion-machine-works.html Made a post in that forum because it seems they like technology there and it fit, it has several thousand views now and create...

I'm inclined to defer to MSimon's wisdom on this and not contact Alan myself (like he said, maybe when there's more news) - in spite of the fact that first plasma is actually somewhat exciting news. If someone else reading this decides otherwise and shoots him an e-mail, it probably wouldn't hurt th...

Was rereading threads from ages past and stumbled back into this one: http://talk-polywell.org/bb/viewtopic.php?t=2069 Would Alan Boyle be willing to run a small update just based on the Recovery.gov first plasma info? He also might get lucky if he starts leaving messages to Nebel and others as he i...

Is it just me or does that seem off schedule? I thought first plasma had happened in April 2010 (and perhaps one or two firings did), but then the move happened. What does this mean for the schedule? Are they on an accelerated testing schedule and will still be done and know scaling around April of ...

Christmas update unlikely, guess I have to wait until April - UNLESS Nebel speaks to a member of the press like he did with 7.

Waiting is difficult.

Why would society pump old oil up from the ground for very long? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biogasoline If fusion became a reality of our infrastructure, companies would make algae farms and just use electric lamps to "feed" the cultures. No need to ever pump oil out of the ground again. This also...