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Great work Tony !

I just foundthis and thought this would be a very fitting place for it.

Some of you may have read that it just passed 6666666666.

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GOOD NEWS EVERYBODY ! Your right about the cross sections Mike. Its all down to them. I just didnt consider them because at first i couldnt even find the reaction products. I finally found them today have me really, really excited. Just so people understand. Here are the cross sections of the fusio...

I normally research and have a good think about things i post up. The last post was a brainstorm i had late Sunday night. I thought i would post it up before it got corrupted by a week at work. Firstly thanks Dr Mike for clearing any of my misconceptions up. Promptly, precisely as usual :wink: I kne...

^ Nice one Simon. Its a funny feeling when abstracts thoughts in one head start physically manifesting themselves. I want some zomes !

dch24 i was thinking the exact same thing ! 1) I dont keep a journal or a blog. My posts here are the only record of my thoughts and ideas. Thus i would really like a copy just in case. 2) As i said to Dr Nebel, my thoughts arent "is this going to work" but "whats going to happen next. Thus i would ...

I Propose that future Hexal and Duodecal magnetic coils and structural supports used in Polywell reactors burning the advanced fuel p + B11, have an outer surface comprised entirely of Lithium 7. Recently i discovered that the very first nucleosynthesis by man, was performed by Cockcroft and Walton ...

Keegan, I'm no longer sure I'm correct about that assertion you can't see the wiffleball. I was thinking about this the other day. Its not that anybody is particularly wrong or right, its just going to be pending on the power density and timescale of the machine. At the moment the machines are puls...

Welcome aboard Torulf2 ! Nice work. I have been giving myself a crash course in CAD lately. Just wondering does Cinema 4d support parametric modeling ? ^ Tony i think ion/electron gun placement is either/or. I hypothesized that the corner cusps could be superior (and hence used in WB6) because of ch...

^ When i read up on SSTO, the thing that got me was the launch profile. Wildly different to a conventional rocket. Much more horizontal for much more longer. You will need a large reaction mass. It incurs a huge weight and volume penalty. Still though, Clean, Nuclear Thermal Single Stage To Orbits e...

Keegan, I'm aware of the awesome tensile strength necessary to construct the ribbon and the current limitations on CNT length. But, I'm not sure we need 100,000 km CNT molecules to make an adequate ribbon. One millimeter tubes woven into a matrix would make a ribbon capable of supporting a modest e...

Dr Nebel, at the moment the DoD is picking up the tab for WB7. If they are paying for it, do they own any of it ? I believe EMC2 is the owner of several key patents on the polywell system, but i also believe that any US patents can be aquired in the interests of national security. You mentioned the ...

^ Nanos, I believe Dr Bussard said in his video "The Devil, is in the details"

But under the electoral system, the smallest states get 3/535, almost 2.5 times the voting power of their raw numbers alone. Im guessing the smaller states; - have a less learned populous (because the "cream" naturally migrates to bigger better things) - would have a much higher television(hypnobox...

To all: I understand that people are interested in our results, particularly on this website. I‘ll keep you informed. This is typical of DOD contracts, and the rationale behind it is pretty simple. They don’t want contractors making public statements that aren’t correct, or haven’t been looked at. ...