Talk-Polywell.org

I'll give you $5 for it. Surely it will fit in a u-haul?

In all seriousness, this is crowd funding worthy.

Best guess is that there are preliminary dodecahedron results but he can't say anything or he risks messing with publication or non-disclosure with a large 30 mil investor.

Dodecahedron testing was the next model before break even I believe, per some pre-fund raising interview.

http://news.fsu.edu/Top-Stories/FSU-s-C ... aval-award

Seems a little small ... But promising

Please support the article by viewing the original, however here is the photo

No way to combine a common air compressor with this modification and make a new HVAC system? Phase change refrigeration is so wasteful.

Nothing to add here, just...

I like your stories, Tom

http://ses.library.usyd.edu.au/handle/2123/14305

Edit: this is just scaling up to fusion energies

Thank you, Dr Park!

https://www.reddit.com/r/science/commen ... ntists_at/

They are blind to small machine research in that thread, it's a shame really, but interesting regardless.

I vote for 1-8, 11, 16

Focus fusion is using Indiegogo as a scientific platform.

Have you considered starting a polywell indiegogo for funding?

Merry Christmas from ATL, GA, USA

One of the listed "Inventors" is https://www.linkedin.com/in/sieck He has a company listed called "Fusion One" http://imgur.com/BKFctPC "Fusion One is a research and development team with one goal: commercialize cusp field inertial electrostatic confinement (IEC) reactors that produce steady-state, ...

It's "only" $30 million... This is a 3 step process. 1). Create a crowd funded SuperPAC to lobby the US government for more fusion development on the platform of your choice (kickstarter or Indiegogo). 2). Also start another crowd funded effort linked to the first but separate for the purposes of fu...

Relevant to the discussion are simple, confirmed neutron counts. AFAIK, EMC and Park et al have the most promising history of neutron counts to date. Those little bubbles make the evidence seeking part of my brain tingle. Having said that, it's almost a shame that info was missing from the cusp EMC ...