Thanks to Doc Bussard for putting material up here to share with us. I am always at odds between sharing what I know and my old agreement with EMC2.
Tom Ligon and I have talked at length and shared a lot, but I really felt it was Doc's place to post what he wanted us to see and pass on the material posted here. There are specific numbers of neutrons produced that are impressive, but If Doc Bussard wishes to share that info, it is his call.
I doubt if any in this group has the funds or ability to really reproduce the exact device that EMC2 has, even with detailed info and a full set of plans, but we are all hungry for the knowledge that fusion can be done well and at a price tag that is less than that of an aircraft carrier or B-2 bomber.
Thanks again for sharing. Any future gems you wish to post, Doc, will be eagerly devoured and appreciated.
Our little band of fusioneers may be amateur, but we are in your camp. You started all this, you know.......You wound Tom up and put him on a mission to spread the word. Once I saw a simple Farnsworth device, I ran with it and interested 'The Perfesser' in Farnsworth fusion and he supplied the bandwidth online starting in late 1997. Since then, there has been a continual procession of amateur fusion people. Several, we have taken from High school to now getting their Phd's in physics! One is still on board over his entire academic period and is preping his Phd thesis!
Richard Hull |
2006-03-29 20:06 Inertial Electrostatic Fusion systems can now be built 
(Robert W. Bussard) [Latest: 2007-02-01 00:24]
2006-03-30 09:31 Re: Inertial Electrostatic Fusion systems can now be built (Richard Hull)