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Quicklaunch would have and past experimental gun launch systems had the 5000G launch profile as well. My nuclear cannon just scales it up. the launch guns have gotten close to the right speed, there were no projectile problems - the issues were getting enough propulsive force. My system has no probl...

$100 billion per person (7 billion people) in the asteriods. Orion could have launched for less than one dollar per kg. I have designed a nuclear cannon variant of Project Orion which could launch many thousands of tons supplies and g-hardened electronics super-cheaper cheap. Dig a deep hole - like ...

http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/12/iec-20 ... ights.html

Actually I see at the end of the other article that it was from my RSS feed and has a couple of links pointing to my site and original article.

Brian Wang

Do not hammer the steaming piles of crap. The crap just flies around and lands a few feet away. Nothing is happening with NASA, government or the entrenched technology so listen to Dwayne and do not attempt change. Trying to advocate change just shows how you have failed to accept the reality. Homer...

http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/11/uranium-to-2020-update.html He trashes the Redbook projections but does not look at the actual uranium companies and mines and exploration. I did that simple due diligence. the First 9 months show large gains. Several delays are because of the low prices. There is a ...

http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/11/quantum-coupling-for-super-efficient.html highlights of the 242 page thesis Quantum dot coupling is to restrict number of states and increase efficiency. Columb coupling is to avoid the blackbody limit. 10 Watts per square centimeter and higher for some designs. Has ...

Carnot vs best practice at diff temp gaps Overall waste heat available in the US 7 quad from industrial http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/11/four-times-more-than-current-efficiency.html http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/01/micron-gap-thermal-photovoltaics.html The better heat transfer with smaller gaps http...

http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/10/magnif ... tesla.html

I linked in the three research papers, embedded two videos. etc...

Have a reference to the UK patent

Lab freezers http://www.bio-equip.cn/enshow1equip.asp?equipid=3157&division=1001 Subzero freezers (kitchens http://www.boxappliance.com/Parts/Settingtemperatures.html FREEZER compartment temperatures can be set from -5°F to +5°F. Pretty easily maintained. Dedicated commercial freezer http://www.acit...

Helion are also is working on colliding beam fusion with reverse configuration

Canadian government has funded General Fusion for C$13.9 million over 4 years. Likely private funds were raised as well. General Fusion could have nearly all the funding needed to make a full size reactor and then its net energy version based on prior cost estimates. http://nextbigfuture.com/2009/06...

Kurt9 Mentioned the Tri-alpha energy funding, t hat was why I had previously posted on tri-alpha energy funding specifics. So yes you did miss that part of his post.

Separately, Dr. Nebel has commented at nextbigfuture about P-B11 reactions

Venrock (VC firm) first started investing in Tri Alpha, he says. The firm later reportedly convinced Goldman Sachs, Vulcan Capital, Enel Produzione, and PIZ Signal to join as backers. But neither Mr. Prouty nor Mr. Rothrock would say when the company was founded, or how much total funding it has. It...