Discuss funding sources for polywell research, including the non-profit EMC2 Fusion Development Corporation, as well as any other relevant research efforts.
From another blog discussing conversion of cow poop to methane...
Eventually, they expect to have a string of six ethanol plants across the Prairies at sites where manure is plentiful. Total cost for the six: $705 million.
$700M for crap. Surely we can find $200M for Polywell.
PS: and by the way, the folks doing this? Get this, I kid you not... the Chrapko brothers!
KitemanSA wrote:From another blog discussing conversion of cow poop to methane...
Eventually, they expect to have a string of six ethanol plants across the Prairies at sites where manure is plentiful. Total cost for the six: $705 million.
$700M for crap. Surely we can find $200M for Polywell.
PS: and by the way, the folks doing this? Get this, I kid you not... the Chrapko brothers!
This crap to gas may or may not be profitable but you have to admit that even if it is a net loser it will produce energy. Which is more than we can say about Polywell at this time.
I have heard more than one person refer to Dr. B as - Buzzard.
Engineering is the art of making what you want from what you can get at a profit.