The Strange History of Fusion
and the Science of Wishful Thinking
by Charles Seife
Posted on 02/14/2020 8:51:58 AM PST by DUMBGRUNT
Can you buy a nuclear fusion reactor for less than $5K? It turns out you can!
If you have a few thousand dollars spare, his homemade nuclear fusion reactor could be yours today. Or perhaps you could just spend the money on something you actually need?
A former student at Marlborough Boys College in New Zealand recently made the news after attempting to sell a homemade nuclear fusion reactor. The inventor, Samuel Lee, even offered the reactor with a vial of 20 grams of deuterium oxide.
The listing includes details of what is included and reassures potential buyers that the device is, currently, safe to use.
(Excerpt) Read more at interestingengineering.com ...
Made in Nigeria.
“Made in Nigeria.”
NO, no, no! Norway!
“Isn’t it good Norwegian wood?”
People have been building garage project fusion reactors for some time. None have produced a substantial amount of power output, certainly nothing of a usable nature. That’s not to say that the neutron output is of no consequence to your health over the long term though. Look up “IEC Fusion.”
if your Neighbor gets one then no more fighting because they’re safe with. Mutual assured destruction (MAD) of your neighborhood. What could go wrong?
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