The Power of Fusion by RadianceOfThought
This is an example of the power that can be gained from fusion. It only takes a bit hydrogen to create large amounts of elecricity. Fusion can be sustained to produce massive amounts of power. Please comment. If you vote down, please tell me why.
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Comments
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eman123 9th Aug 2013
@zachball id:1281997 -
kitty-katty-caity 9th Aug 2013
the one thing i would love to see is if someone made something like this that can produce electricity and be maintained in real life. that would solve some problems. -
doomagent13 9th Aug 2013
Infinite fusion is quite possible with just the standard fusion materials, there just needs to be enough space for the fusion to continue in/around the oxygen and plasma, and sufficient pressure needs to be maintained. I have bombs that can do it. If you double the radius of the containment, you can probably get it to work, although you might also need to reduce the detection area. Even with the current design, by putting more hydrogen off-center, I got a second cycle of fusion. -
powderyperson127 9th Aug 2013
If you make a bomb out of stuff like co2 and deut, and put em together in a certain way, oxygen will be made at the first second of detonation and some will fuse into bmtl or brmt -
powderyperson127 9th Aug 2013It fuses into metal
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powderyperson127 9th Aug 2013Oxygen can fuse. It needs more than 20 grav or something and Max heat+Pressure.
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kaimaa 9th Aug 2013
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Keyofdoor 9th Aug 2013
1270812 This lasts for a while, sometimes it falters sometimes it lasts for long times. -
QuentinADay 9th Aug 2013
with that i made it last for more than 6 hours thats how long i had it going and it could have gone longer -
QuentinADay 9th Aug 2013i suggest using some sort of a electro-warp fusion/fission but you will need to make something using wall