Mur
13th Dec 2010
17th Apr 2012
A Deuterium-Tritium Farnsworth-Hirsch nuclear fusor. It's not possible to get electricity DIRECTLY from neutrons, because they don't have an electric charge. Not everyone gets das blinkenlightzen joke, only geeks (like me) or 60's computer operators.
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Comments
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:\ u can do the same if u delete all the plasma there is.. and just put clones on the red walls :\ n theres hardly any neutrons to call is a fusor..
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@fsjd I mean extract energy DIRECTLY from the neutrons, not from the heat generated. And not, a Farnsworth-Hirsch fusor can run for hours without heating up too much.
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we CAN extract electricity from boiling water with the heat generated, but we have not managed to produce a reaction longer than a few microseconds.
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@killer64: Yes, we can do fusion, it's no TOO expensive. The fuel is a Deuterium + Tritium mixture. But we cannot extract electricity from it, because neutrons don't have an electric charge.
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Looks really cool in persistent display
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sdsdsds
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we can do this TODAY in REAL life its just very expensive but the fuel is water or heavy water (deutranium oxide)
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I hope we can do this some day. Put the stick man inside :D
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vc e gay
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any way it can be done without melting its self ???