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Hello All,

IDK if you have seen this, it came out 18 days ago:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-QhRCXWRjE

Mark Suppes Presents in Genva

Hello All,

IDK if you have seen this, it came out 18 days ago:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-QhRCXWRjE

Mark Suppes Presents in Genva

Guys,

Here is the wright analogy:

http://thepolywellblog.blogspot.com/201 ... sible.html

This really spells it all out.

New Post is up. It draws parrellels between the effort to build a fusion reactor and efforts to fly. http://thepolywellblog.blogspot.com/2012/04/inventing-impossible.html Post Summary: ========== This post examines the history of inventing the airplane - considered impossible - as a guide in inventi...

New Post is up. Looks like things at the Navy are heating up... http://thepolywellblog.blogspot.com/2012/04/inventing-impossible.html Post Summary: ========== This post examines the history of inventing the airplane - considered impossible - as a guide in inventing fusion power. It opens by connecti...

Mattman, I don't know what efficiency in X ray reflection may be possible, but it is undesired any way. With ignition, and thermalized machines, feflecting x- rays might be desirable. But it is not wanted in a Polywell. The 'heat' in a Polywell or fusor comes from electrostatic acceleration. The wa...

Hey, I just read your blog. I like it. It is simple and easy to read. Keep up the good work! I really like the: Great Claims Require Great Proof. I have been thinking allot recently about what it is going to take to get the public over this "hump" of fusion. They generally believe that it is impossi...

Guys, We should take this discussion to Reddit. There are a bunch of undergrad physic majors on there. They have to know that there are possibilities outside of conventional wisdom. We need to inspire some young minds here to take an interest. This is really important. Dan, ladajo, Joseph, Skipjack ...

Sorry, I didn't see that someone had started a thread on this! Here is some feedback: 1. We may be able to reflect the x-rays back into the center - recycling the losses. Gold or lead will do it but they melt at 1337 and 600 K respectively. If the reactor temperature is to high, that idea becomes le...

Hello Guys, Anyone out there a redditor? Check this out: http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/qdbxg/askscience_ama_series_we_are_nuclear_fusion/ Can someone from this forum please go on reddit and explain the general community about the merits of the polywell. Here is an argument you can use:...

Hello Guys, Anyone out there a redditor? Check this out: http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/qdbxg/askscience_ama_series_we_are_nuclear_fusion/ Can someone from this forum please go on reddit and explain the general community about the merits of the polywell. Here is an argument you can use:...

Hello All, The New Post is Up http://thepolywellblog.blogspot.com/2012/02/startup.html 18,400 Page Views!! Post Summary: ========== This post explores a VC pitch. Demonstrating profitability after 7 years may be difficult. A case is made for urgency by the US military and government to build. If a m...

http://thepolywellblog.blogspot.com/2012/02/startup.html Post Summary: ========== This post explores a VC pitch. Demonstrating profitability after 7 years may be difficult. A case is made for urgency by the US military and government to build. If a machine was built, try running it with lots of low ...

Picking the variables is the hardest part about applying this method to experimentation. You need to pick variables which directly affect the phenomenon you are interested in and you need to pick variables that are independent of one another. Below are variables related to the potential well and the...

Your Right. That is a really good point.


There are 3 groups, but if you know two of the dimensionless groups, the 3rd is irrelevant.


That is what the Buckingham-pi theorem predicted...