Nuclear fusion technology is nearly ready to plug into the grid.

They can't keep the plasma going for more than 1/10000000000 of a second

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They kept it for 9 seconds last year.

They need quantum computers to run nuclear fission plants, no other computer is fast enough for that.

Nobody Aint gonna be pluggin nothin in the grid . hopium

They need superconductors for quantum computers.
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Now they have all they need for nuclear fusion.

For me nearly ready has been 45 years.
Fuck these totalitarian pricks

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They made this ^ for this purpose.

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Don't get excited it won't make it cost any less

Those will never be used with the current population, it would provide clean/cheap energy, which means prosperity and more breeding. They will release this technology after they cull 6 billion people, then they can have their electric cars,stoves, heaters, etc and have a perfectly happy clean world

With out us of course

In fifty years maybe!

They're not near enough ready yet for sustained nuclear fission at the consumer level. Livermore has only succeeded in micro-second sustaining.

It's always "10-15 years". Been saying that at least since the 60s.

How did they solve the high energy neutrino problem?

Fission is nothing new, just not economically feasible to rebuild the entire reactor every 5 -10 years.

Crickets?
Ok heres the deal, hydrogen fusion reactions give off a fair amount of neutrinoes in a high energy state. these neutral particles will escape magnetic containment, imparting the excess energy to any material it encounters, resulting in a slow degradation of evrything within a set distance from the reaction. so in simple terms you can run a fusion reaction using hydrogen, but it will turn your reactor into swiss cheese eventually.

it was discovered that a fusion reaction utilizing the helium 3 isotope would not produce the intense neutrino flow. which is why there is a push for lunar mining operations. as lunar soil ias saturated with this stuff. They showed you this in the movie Moon with sam rockwell.

So yeah guys, no fusion yet, sadly.

Yawn,i invented the last part for lockheed martins fusor.it makes its own h3.
Its only problem was neutrons.thus three feet of water around reactor.
As for holes.they all get holes.thats what happens in nuclear reactions.

yawn, so where is your reactor? Smartass.

Pennies a day but 100 in taxes lol

City makes me pay for rain sure as heck I'm never getting cheap power.

This. They did nearly the same exact experiment in 2014. Nothing has changed substantially since then, they have another four or five decades to work on it.

one thing I wish the video mentioned was how the fusion material is evacuated after each pulse. if fusion occurs, the plasma will be mostly lithium

another problem I have I believing the reverse compression of the applied magnetic field generates enough electricity to recharge it completely. one would thing the energy needed to create the field would need to be equal to ‘push’ it back in, recapturing the whole flux

also the energy required to heat the plasmas and the magnetic field that initially accelerates it

cool idea I just wish the video was completely whitewashed for the peasants