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One last note on the Polywell: you cannot read about it without repeatedly seeing the name M. Simon. This is some crazy retired electrical engineer ... has made it his mission to evangelize the Polywell online and in magazines.... Reverend M Simon? In "Passion of the Polywell"? :D But he sounds ove...

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JoeOh wrote:I just gotta see why a bunch of the electrons are bunching up at the bottom.

Looking forward to your next version.

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Sounds interesting.
If true, this seems like a nice BIG step forward in our understandings about how things work.

If true.

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January 20, 2010: Why fusion won’t provide power by Eric Drexler ( metamodern.com ) Eric Drexler As several of you have noted, what I say about “fusion power” is really about tokamaks A reply to this article: January 20, 2010: Summarizing how Better Nuclear Fission and New Nuclear Fusion Can Lower E...

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Another article about this subject:
Enter Thorium, the New Green Nuke (www.wired.com)

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Stoney3K wrote:Hum, seems that the Netherlands starts to be quite a focal point here. I'm curious as to the number of Dutchies on this board...

Maybe a poll in General forum?

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Stoney3K wrote:Not to be interrupting here, gentlemen, but can we go back to the fundraising in Europe matter? Discussion of confinement surfaces is perfectly valid on another part of the boards.

I agree

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What I want for christmas, is a talk-polywell.org exclusive polywell update, straight from the source...

with pictures

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34260227/ns/technology_and_science-future_of_energy/ Laser fusion: On the rise Inertial electrostatic fusion: Moving quietly The dark horse in the fusion race is an approach known as inertial electrostatic confinement fusion, or Polywell fusion. Magnetic fusion: Not so fa...

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pfrit wrote:Dude, Klingons use disrupters, not phasers. Get with the program.

You get a medal!
It will look great on your red shirt.

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wired.com
First comment by sethdayal speaks of polywell

Next big future Oct 25

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Without a clear category that fits polywell or the subjects around polywell, I am inclined to vote something completely different.

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it is (again) time.
http://www.project10tothe100.com/vote.html

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good!

(found out about this via facebook

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nuclearnoob wrote:Is it just me or does the inside of Spock's ship look like the inside of a Tokamak?

Clearly, the coils should be rotating around one of their axis.

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