Talk-Polywell.org

The f35 comes to mind and the fact that the DOD is the only federal department that has never passed an audit.

That's sort of neat.

I gather the thing of interest in a polywell is the production of high energy ions/electrons. How are these harvested? It sounds as though there's no need for a process to transfer heat and produce steam or something of that nature, but instead somehow electricity is obtained directly?

Thanks for the reply. Is there any other radiation produced? I gather there's nothing that needs to be stored for thousands of years.

If a polywell ' s fusion is anuetronic what sort of radiation does it produce? What is the half life? Or is it only anuetronic when using boron?

I thought Nif was dead

So fusion is no longer twenty years down the road?

It is curious that this technology hasn't been previously developed.

http://www.independentaustralia.net/env ... -hype,4919

Is this credible?

Sugar becomes gasoline. Can a Cubs world series victory and the triumph of evil be far away?

http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/1751 ... on-enzymes

Probably not a new type of battery, but possibly a new fuel with about the same energy density as gasoline?

Of course the line isn't narrow between hazing and skinhead harassment. Sarcasm.

The line is just so narrow between skinhead thuggery and lighthearted hazing.