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Hey people how would a positron confinement system work? Magnetic fields grab them too the forces would accelerate anything towards center even stronger and kill anything in the center like that so it would be an antimatter polywell grilling any proton you send in wiht a few positrons. the only bene...

526 a.m. rather tshoermenie taim (hehe)

isnt this a ************************************************************ NUCLEI SQUEEZER machine that uses electrons to squeeze nuclei simply - which has implications on how many electrons you need per nuclei amount - which has implications on the tesla field ****************************************...

lets take a look at the polywell from a different angle and lets assume, that it discharges because it catches electrons. lets assume the electrons s q u e e z e the nuclei together wouldnt this mean the whole concept is different that the low tesla rate is a problem or that the amount of electrons ...

ladajo wrote:
Yes it is very heat resistant. But it is a neutron sponge, and it does get activated.

hmm
beryllium coat?




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Wouldn't the p-B ratio be one of the knobs to turn in the tuning of the actual design? By that I mean that the actual ratio desired may be somewhat dependant on the final sphericity of the well in that machine. theres many that think aneutronic fusion is a myth i think the navy is not a bunch of id...

Halfnium likes to eat neutrons, so there may also be a benefit/degradation form that perspective dependant on the fuel process. The activation issue over time should also be considered. interesting, i didnt know that about hafnium. the polywell i think is about aneutronic fusion hte proton boron fu...

just try to put this back into hte mind of people. MOS-HAFNIUM coils or mos-hafnium-tantalum when the majority of heating comes from coiling and this beats graphene wihtout murder cooling and has some of the highest melting points of all materials i think it makes sense. i would consider to make an ...

the electronball is nothing but an accelerator the self confining design of polywell is smart enough if it works since hte core attracts the nuclei you inject accelerates them the problem is you catch electrons on the way or too many cumulate and discharge - soyou lose a part of your electron ball m...

this has implications for a realigned fusion spot. if its not a round ball then the event horizon as fusion spot would determine the angles fo the injectors. no doubt.

:( hmmm i cant help it the magnets are too close together. lets assume 8 tesla or just 4 which you would need wiht a bigger denser electronball it would mean hell on the coils on such a distance -what would be the ideal distance for a 4 tesla coil and an 8 tesla coil (per material unit) and -what do...

DeltaV wrote:MSimon, can I be deputized?

a call to order into your direction would help more

how do you start offending people after the topic is out 3 months or so without activity

i say 1100 posts should call you to be an exemple and not use that to mess wiht new people

But to stubbornly spell it as "hte", with a frequency far in excess of random error, after having it pointed out, while far more complicated words emerge unscathed, is indicative of either a transient, localized, character sequence-sensitive time flow anomaly (mini black holes?), or just plain doof...

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deltaV
waht kind of person has over 1100 posts in a forum?
i dont think thats a winners mark

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