Students at Penninsula College have achieved fusion. I am more than a little proud to say I had a little to do with it. At least in so far as getting them on the right track.
Which just goes to show that fusion research need not take big labs and big budgets. There is a lot that can be done in small labs to advance the state of the art. So let me encourage the rest of you: Start A Fusion Program In Your Own Home Town. America needs your help. The world needs your help.
Let me add that the genesis of this report was a bit done by ClassicPenny at Talk Polywell.
Cross Posted at Power and Control
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4 responses to “Students Achieve Fusion”
Hey, I don’t see Keanu Reeves or Rachel Weisz in the photo – what gives?
Wonderful. Congratulations to you in helping inspire them!
I’m not sure that building a Farnsworth Fusor is really “advancing the state of the art” at this point, since Farnsworth was doing that very thing at BYU 40 years ago.
Wicked cool science project, though.
Sigivald,
They now have a tool. They could inject RF at the natural plasma frequency and see what that does. They could work on Boron sputtering.
And yes: it is a wicked cool science fair project.