Hot Fusion At Home?

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Thanks, Butch LaFonte

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You've tried this mr lafonte?

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You've tried this mr lafonte?

Just a theory now, but I plan on testing a one inch model. It will have to be put in liquid nitrogen for the super conduction to fire it off.
The secret to hot fusion is keeping it confined so the temperature and pressure can continue to increase and allow the fusion process to self sustain and consume the entire fuel.

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Just a theory now, but I plan on testing a one inch model. It will have to be put in liquid nitrogen for the super conduction to fire it off.
The secret to hot fusion is keeping it confined so the temperature and pressure can continue to increase and allow the fusion process to self sustain and consume the entire fuel.

Hmm, good luck on finding a source of tritium and an confinement mechanism that would provide the temperatures and pressures required to initiate fusion. A steel sphere is no where near sufficient for that.

I'd advise you not to try this at home, unless you want to blow yourself up and irradiate the neighbourhood.

It is April 1st I guess. I'd hope you're joking.

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Hmm, good luck on finding a source of tritium and an confinement mechanism that would provide the temperatures and pressures required to initiate fusion. A steel sphere is no where near sufficient for that.

I'd advise you not to try this at home, unless you want to blow yourself up and irradiate the neighbourhood.

It is April 1st I guess. I'd hope you're joking.

The fuel is deuterium.
If the fuel was the size of a small marble and the sphere was one foot in diameter I think it would hold it long enough for all the fuel to burn.
No, it's not an April fools joke. I plan on building a 1 inch diameter sphere for testing.
Butch