[agere_contra]

Good luck to them.

[Restorer]

Mr. Fusion.

[AntiGuv]

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[ovrtaxt]

Then, high pressure from the wave crushes the orb to an enormous density and temperature that fuse some atomic nuclei of the bubble's gas.

Now, if fusion really occurred, wouldn't there be an enormous crater, and maybe a smoking radius of obsidian, as evidence?

Or is this the 'user friendly' kind of fusion?

[Banjoguy]

..trying to gen up funds.....

[fooman]

cold fusion is baaack.

[theFIRMbss]

"... Lohse, Schmidt and co-workers at Twente and the University of Marburg in Germany tethered seven shrimps inside an aquarium and gently nudged their claws to persuade them to snap shut. A hydrophone recorded the sounds emitted and a high-speed camera observed the behaviour of the bubbles. The team's suspicions were confirmed when they found that the main peak of the 'snap' always coincided with the collapse of the cavitation bubble, not with closure of the claw. Lohse would now like to know if the collapsing bubbles can also produce light, a phenomenon known as sonoluminescence. "It would be neat if light came out of the bubble," he told PhysicsWeb. "We will have a look with a photomultiplier out of curiosity". ..."

[festus]

His biggest problem is he can't do it consistently. Doesn't mean it is not happening it could be who knows. But they'll have to figure out why it only works sometimes before they'll get anywhere.