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By bombarding a special mixture of acetone and benzene with oscillating sound waves, the researchers caused bubbles in the mixture to expand and then violently collapse. This technique, which has been dubbed “sonofusion,” produces a shock wave that has the potential to fuse nuclei together, according to the team.Sonofusion. Yeahright. Someone telephone the neologism police. Scientists should stick to science. Destroying our beloved mother tongue should be left to the experts: Television and Texans.
Maybe Frank Hebert was on to something? DUNE!
File this away under the heading, "Cold Fusion May Be Sound Theory".
Impossible! Fusion power will never work.
Of course, that's what they said about the airplane, air brakes, the steamboat, space travel, the light bulb, the laser, a Republican congress, democracy, etc. etc.
I can see the headlines now:
"Exxon lays off 10,000; stock delisted."
"Oil falls below $20 per barrel."
"Energy companies fail as cheap fusion power gluts market."
"Last coal mine closes in West Virginia; no work for miners."
"Environmentalists question long-term entropy effect of fustion power; may accelerate proton decay."
"Greenpeace warns of impending heat death of universe; fusion power the culprit- 'We may only have a billion years left' says Nader."
Don't tell Iran.
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My toothbrush does this...sonic care right?
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If they put a match to the mixture it will give off a large amount of heat also.
