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I get different numbers than both of you. Here's google calculator to show my work and so others can easily play with the numbers. 5.6042967 grams of 11b and p to generate 100 megawatt hours of energy. Of course this assumed that every atom of boron and every proton fused. I have no idea what the re...

Uploaded to google docs for those who can't figure out the ssl issue. https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B91RvuTQIsPkaU1MdTE0Wkg1R0E In the middle of point (3), it mentions an ion beam device. Wondering about people's thoughts on how that relates to the conversation in the other thread re: beam issues?

I tend to agree with this assessment, however I am aware of various "gay" researchers working in this field that are seeking to prove that homosexuality is entirely genetic. I would suggest they are doing so because this conclusion supports their narrative. Diogenes, Have you considered the implica...

Personally, I enjoyed the Transformers flashback.

Skipjack wrote:I havent seen anyone talking about a hohlraum made from anything else but gold.

The article's author wrote:Slutz and Vesy start with a fairly standard pellet: a cylindrical piece of cryogenically cooled deuterium/tritium, surrounded by either aluminum or beryllium (this is the conductor that the magnetic field acts on).

There's also Israel's small but growing fleet of submarines, capable of using, and rumored to be equipped with, nuclear weapons.

GIThruster wrote:chemical has higher energy density than fission, and fission has higher energy density than fusion.

Can you elaborate on what you mean here? What you said is the exact opposite of my understanding of the relationship between these energy sources. Or did you mean the thrust or power vs weight ratio?

1. Tax evasion To be fair, he was acquitted of the dumping and tax fraud charges not once, but three times, and in three different venues. He seems to have only been fined for minor infractions involved in the way he obtained his permits. Of course, he was also jailed for 6 months prior to being ac...

ladajo wrote:point-counterpoint

Spot-counterspot?

ladajo wrote:Really Amusing.

You didn't find AG's number-of-spots-on-the-floor analysis compelling?

CKay wrote:I wonder what's forced him into making this admission?

ladajo wrote:Probably someone saw it.

The 1 MW unit appears in this video supposedly shot on the January 12th. It's 49 seconds in (and in a few background shots if you look close enough). There's also a long discussion about it over on vortex.

Diogenes wrote:(I've been looking for it, but I haven't been able to find the article.)

Maybe you're thinking of this guy? He was also featured on NBF some time ago.

If you're interested in opencl in java, there's JavaCL . From your previous work I know you're most familiar with CUDA, so you could also give jcuda a whirl. I can't speak for javacl, but jcuda worked ok for me when I was doing some extremely basic poc work during an evaluation of amazon's gpu clust...

Out of curiosity, how does smoking pot compare with smoking cigarettes with regard to its effect on the lungs? From what I've read in a casual google search, it seems to be much worse, but I haven't seen too much info on it.

Do you guys have any decent sources?

Try this. https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:GSus0K3V8PQJ:icapp.ans.org/icapp11/papers/final6/10189-final.pdf+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESjuxNinuz5H2_xFRyhACWaoJM7VF3IW1YFleax6BBtglvixsXmwMETEkobVRz-bjSIa9-jtw08RPiOtTehyGEUA1sY_AIKVK8sjVOa3qJm4uQhQL8HZ2x4hTKNz-7YZEuOpxIS2&sig=AHIEtbQpNwY...