@FlyingDutchmann this right after my buddy sends me a link to the “African child genius at Oxford”. To be fair the little African kid has autism so it might be true to some extent.
Fusion is easily produced on industrial scale. But it takes more power to sustain it than it produces. Lightning for example creates hotter than sun temps.
Engineering and economic factors are hard to overcome. So far theyve been prohibative. Bigger and more expensive isnt necesarrily progress in this regard
Hey no one here is being provented from inventng economically viable fusion. If they do it, ill be happy as anyone. We should try even if just for the cool spin off tech and giant particle accelerators.
If gravity is the force that produces the immense energy necessary for fusion naturally, wouldn’t electromagnetism be the force to keep it sustained and contained once reaction is initiated by particle collision?
