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I recommend all do the same when they check it.

Done!

Greenies will not affect whether or not the Navy uses polywell to power its ships. Whether or not it works (with benefits beyond what we already have, which we all believe to be numerous, especially if it can burn PB11) is what will decide it. What the greenies can affect is how, or possibly if, Pol...

I would very much like to do so, but am not at present in the financial position to afford such a trip As an experiment / event designer/planner/lead, I ran into the money problem for participants a lot. As MSimon mentioned, this is now the internet age. GIThruster, any chance SPESIF 2011 could sup...

We are getting good mileage out of them these past few years running HA and HADR missions. It is this exact reason that I think polywell powered blimps doing HA and HADR (not going into combat zones and getting shot down) would be a perfect application of polywell. A ship off the coast or in a harb...

When I was an undergrad, I worked with Leik Myrabo on his project. I always thought it was a little farfetched, I guess that was why he gave me a B, eventhough my part was the only part praised by NASA at our end of year review. (No actual physics, just a light show to show what it would look like w...

I really don't see the connection between "getting off oil" and "dismantling our highway system"? If anything, getting off oil would expand the requirement for an extensive system. Hell, if I had an all electric car (i.e. the Leaf or much better yet the Tesla Roadster), I wouldn't be riding the metr...

Today's example, French Foriegn Legion.

Twas the best of times (reading OTHER postings), it was the worst of times (reading your attempts at puns!.)

Actually, I consider myself an accomplished punster and must tip my hat. Well done.

Stick to the geeky science and engineering stuff guys.

Let me start this post by admitting that my BS in physics is for just that, BS'ing. Let me confirm your suspicions before they even arise, I am ignorant of particle and plasma physics. Almost completely and most certainly in comparison to others that romp around this site. Do the ions being injected...

If there were indications of success at stage X, then you would THEN plan a programme of further tests, X+1, X+2, &c. to show a roadmap to a final build Isn't that exactly what the Navy did? They built WB-7, did the experiment, looked at the results and then issued a contract for WB-8 (X+1), laid o...

if EMC2 loses the Navy contract with "no show stopper" results

If this were to happen, I would have to retire early since I could not be apart of an organization with such shortsidedness and incompetence.

If he goes public with whatever he has to early, he could cause a nasty scandal. So making sure that everything is rock solid, is a good priority. Skipjack, and others reading, my thought is he doesn't have to go public for us to see a lot more things going on within the govt and programatics. Ther...

I still think that it behooves Rick to get something on the street for progress. It could not hurt Rick at all to push out some background and a real update at this point, it should only help to re-enforce the skittish funding supporters inside the navy when they see some positive support from the ...

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