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Polywell and Bussard are mentioned in the post.

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Polygirl

A story that has just popped up over at Slashdot regardingNIF or ITER

There does not seem to be any links to any specific article in regards to this post.

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Never judge a book by its cover.

Yes MSimon, you are 'good looking'!! Now where was I. Oh yes back to reading this post.

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Well there is life in the Solar Roadway still. Solar Roadways Awarded DOT Contract to Pave Roads with Solar Cells.

Danger Everyone Danger, Original Posting back on track.

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A little squeal of delight from down under.

Congratulations to Dr Nebel and his team.

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Polygirl

This patent refers to the Polywell WB6 and is listed on the WIPO site, priority date is 27/09/2006 and the publication date is 03/04/2008 and publication No. WO/2008/039505 Further searches of 'patent' sites would be suggested as a result of the following ( I have not found other references as of po...

Just a couple of other engineering or environmental problems Damage to pavement material is dominated by fatigue arising from the peak cycles of longitudinal stress at the bottom to the "pavement" (Rigid or Flexible) under the center of the path traveled by the tires of a truck. Is this material goi...

tomclarke you said EDSAC (Cambridge UK) ran its first program in 1949 and was the first stored program computer. That is not correct. Two fully operational computers the IBM SSEC (although it is contested as to being a first stored program)[1][2] [3] and the other was Manchester Small-Scale Experime...

Tom you said Forgive me if I'm coming in a little late here. There were large numbers of electromechanical calculators running in the 1930's and These guys used to crunch exponential series calculations all day, and the name for these poor suckers was "computers." Tom, you are right in that electrom...

Well not exactly. Microcomputers were actually the spawn of calculators. Well not exactly, Calculators are the spawn of humans as humans were the original computers. Fingers, Toes, and Pebbles Bones with Notches Tally Sticks The Abacus John Napier and Napier's Bones The first mechanical calculators...

PCs weren't invented in a laboratory, they were the result of massive computers in universities, the military and NASA, gradually being made cheaper more powerful and more compact. PC's were invented in a Laboratory. Definition of Laboratory (noun) A room or building equipped for scientific experim...

News over at Physorg states. "Long debate ended over cause, demise of ice ages -- may also help predict "future.

Spread the news that the Sun and the Earth did IT!!

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More information on Piston fusion can be found at Physorg

Do not worry it will take 10 plus years before anything will come of it (even if it does). A Polywell demo fusion reactor is just a few years away (hopefully).

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More news on Betelgeuse can be found here at Physorg.

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Polygirl

PolyGirl wrote: The only question is, whether this larger size Polywell is going to be continuous or pulsed?

The answer is from the current solicitation is Pulsed (WB8).

Which leaves the following question of course. Will WB9 be continuous or pulsed?

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Polygirl