[HangnJudge]

We'll see, but my paltry 5 years of Nuclear Engineering training
is severely balking at the physics and the engineering.

[Arkie2]

What's the old saying? There's always something new under the sun? Appropriate in this case.

Even if sonoluminescence isn't fusion it's still a very interesting phnomenon worthy of research.

[grey_whiskers]

We'll see, but my paltry 5 years of Nuclear Engineering training is severely balking at the physics and the engineering.

Is there a different purported mechanism for the cavitation fusion than hot fusion, or is the idea that the density is so much greater as the bubble collapses, that even with a vanishingly small reaction cross section, you have so many collisions that you get appreciable output?