Other Groups Working this Issue?
Other Groups Working this Issue?
This may already have been covered here, so if you could, please point me to the right thread if true. In case it hasn’t; what other countries, corporations, organizations, etc. are working on the Polywell fusion concept? Are there any? How far along are they? I don’t mean just basic research, but teams specifically working toward net fusion power. I thought I saw something recently about, perhaps, the UK working this. I can’t find the darn link anymore.
I, too, am curious.....
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Re: Other Groups Working this Issue?
No one else is working specifically on Polywell.rj40 wrote:This may already have been covered here, so if you could, please point me to the right thread if true. In case it hasn’t; what other countries, corporations, organizations, etc. are working on the Polywell fusion concept? Are there any? How far along are they? I don’t mean just basic research, but teams specifically working toward net fusion power. I thought I saw something recently about, perhaps, the UK working this. I can’t find the darn link anymore.
Lots of action in IEC (fusors etc.) - U Wisconsin- Madison, U Illinois Champaign, Japan, Australia.
The closest is Monkton's device backed by Paul Allen.
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