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Author Topic:   Billion Degrees! Have we stumbled upon something new?
ramoss
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Message 19 of 22 (297255)
03-22-2006 8:46 AM
Reply to: Message 3 by Jazzns
03-10-2006 11:52 AM


Re: Bump - Anyone fascinated by this?
I would like to see it repeated by a number of indepenant sources first.
The heat was highly localized, and they read the information wrong.
I keep on thinking of the 'cold fusion' experiments. I think this lab is of better quality than the university of Utah though, and they waited until they had a paper to publish to announce it.
It MIGHt be a more economical way to start fusion reaction in the long run. The problem with starting a fusion reaction with lasers is the intenstiy of the beams and the precision that is needed.

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ramoss
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Message 22 of 22 (297330)
03-22-2006 1:56 PM
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03-22-2006 10:20 AM


Re: information reading
They bsically read the tempature by the way the fields collapsed.. and I am just wondering if there is methology they are doing incorrectly.

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