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Random slightly relevant fact: If a planet were just a few percentage points more water than iron than earth, 1g surface gravity is plausible for significantly bigger radii than earth and you can keep that radiation shielding life needs. If you have a planet that is mostly water to the core, radiati...

Choff did you mean to ruin the article like that? Spoilers!

The Sydney experiment and your opinion? So many people forget that one. Link? I confess I don't know that one. I believe he means this: http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/2009/12/25/new-copper-coil-polywell-on-the-scene/ http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/2011/08/02/sydney-experiment-we-have-...

Dear Charles, The Sydney experiment and your opinion? So many people forget that one. Electron losses DO get smaller with size. See quotes from WB7 and 8 in Alan Boyle's articles on MSN Cosmic log, also see quarterly reports previous on recovery.gov. It's all there in plain English, but no specific ...

Duly noted. Carry on with your misery concerning wiffle ball evidence

Well now you've gone and made me look up the actual papers, which incidentally were not behind a paywall for me - let me know if they are for you. University of Sydney paper: http://pop.aip.org/resource/1/phpaen/v18/i11/p112501_s1?view=fulltext&bypassSSO=1 (this one mentions wiffle ball terminology ...

Rob, please remind exactly what the Sydney experiment found again? I'm too lazy to look it up but I thought it was very close to wiffleball?

How exciting is this news to everybody else? More exciting than current WB8 funding limited information or less?

More exciting IMO, unless wb8 gets public.

Nebel solves the multi-billion $ Tokamak problem while Polywell languishes for lack of a few million $.

I definitely come here for the humor.

Tom, I am very curious, what are your thoughts on the Tokamak dominated scene for fusion in relation to current/recent polywell funding? Does that complicate the issue enough to warrant such small, incremental funding as of today? I agree with everything you've said, there is one more piece to the p...

I don't think he was trying to troll.

Bussard might even agree with him, if 8.0 was promising enough for 8.1 why not skip it and WB-100 and go straight to production? Anything else would be "bad news".

I believe there are science fiction stories about races using genetic engineering so much that eventually they find a long term side effect hidden within themselves that was significantly bad. Everything in moderation. And it's not like at this point we couldn't have an FDA of genetics so to speak, ...

"Eliminate all other factors, and the one which remains must be the truth." Soon there will be at least one person on the planet whom has fused pB11 with the push of a few buttons. I am confident but wait for the data, which may not come to me personally for many decades. Hopefully much sooner thoug...

The bitcoins are in a file on your device--if someone hacks you and steals the file, they've stolen your bitcoins. There are ways to make this harder, but it is a vulnerability. You can even eliminate this problem: http://bitcoinmagazine.net/brain-wallets-the-what-and-the-how/ But most people still...

I would just be happy with a wormhole data connection to my computer. Traversible opening 1um wide for a stream of light? Def not Jupiter size mass.... No latency when I play video games with people in Korea. Sounds fun. Also Mars pictures with basically no latency from NASA rovers. Also monetary sy...