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That's Old New, Fool.
Fussion and fission reactions are unstable for producing fuel.
It's all about high electrical voltage and magnatized plate cells now days. The technology produces an ionic wave which creates lift and propulsion. |
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That's Old New, Fool.
What in God's name does "unstable for producing fuel" mean? Doesn't he meant
"unsuitable for producing energy"? And who would propel a vehicle with a nuclear reactor anyway? What is this, Thunderbirds? |
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Suppresed Technology: Fusion Reactor
"Laura" wrote in message ... "House Widdershins" wrote in message ... X-No Archive:Yes On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:32:19 +0200, "Laura" wrote: Nowhere on those websites does it say that it's existing and applicable technology. In fact, one of them clearly states "being developed" about some of the most crucial elements needed to make it work - most notably the fusion itself! The rest deals with theory, which is perfectly sound. The fact remains that, so far, the only practical fusion device possible is the thermonuclear bomb. By the way, why does all of this matter to you, anyway? I thought you said that you, along with a select few others, will be whisked away by aliens, and the rest of us are going to die horribly when we're clobbered by an asteroid in 2012. If that's true, what difference does it make what we use as an energy source for the next 8 years? Laura, Laura, Laura. It has probably come to your notice that Alexa isn't quite playing with a full deck. IOW she's a sandwich shy of a picnic, a few bricks shy of a load, not the brightest bulb in the GE lineup, not the sharpest knife in the drawer. To wit: She's a loony! Oh hush! You're spoiling it! :-) Now ask her about her "alien" friends ;-) |
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That's Old New, Fool.
"ren" wrote in message trafeed.com... Fussion and fission reactions are unstable for producing fuel. It's all about high electrical voltage and magnatized plate cells now days. The technology produces an ionic wave Does it leave your house clean and fresh smelling? http://www.tvproductsguide.com/product-141.html which creates lift and propulsion. Ah, but does it separate? |
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Suppresed Technology: Fusion Reactor
On Sat, 1 May 2004 16:54:57 -0700, "Ugly Bob"
wrote: "Laura" wrote in message ... "House Widdershins" wrote in message ... X-No Archive:Yes On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:32:19 +0200, "Laura" wrote: Nowhere on those websites does it say that it's existing and applicable technology. In fact, one of them clearly states "being developed" about some of the most crucial elements needed to make it work - most notably the fusion itself! The rest deals with theory, which is perfectly sound. The fact remains that, so far, the only practical fusion device possible is the thermonuclear bomb. By the way, why does all of this matter to you, anyway? I thought you said that you, along with a select few others, will be whisked away by aliens, and the rest of us are going to die horribly when we're clobbered by an asteroid in 2012. If that's true, what difference does it make what we use as an energy source for the next 8 years? Laura, Laura, Laura. It has probably come to your notice that Alexa isn't quite playing with a full deck. IOW she's a sandwich shy of a picnic, a few bricks shy of a load, not the brightest bulb in the GE lineup, not the sharpest knife in the drawer. To wit: She's a loony! Oh hush! You're spoiling it! :-) Now ask her about her "alien" friends ;-) You mean the ones who are pals with the US government. |
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On Sat, 1 May 2004 16:54:57 -0700, "Ugly Bob"
wrote: [...] Now ask her about her "alien" friends ;-) You put the wrong word in parenthesis. Seems the aliens don't like you in space, Herr. Bob. |
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Suppresed Technology: Fusion Reactor
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:35:34 +0200, "Laura" wrote:
"*" wrote in message .. . On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 00:09:20 -0500, Lars Eighner wrote: Then it isn't sustainable. Yes it is. No, he's right. It isn't. So how much does Bechtel pay you to post to Usenet? |
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Suppresed Technology: Fusion Reactor
On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 22:13:29 +0100, "Alexander Whiteside"
wrote: [...] Why would they do such a thing? Money -- the economy of the world would collapse. The economy is based on drugs, arms, oil and the banking system which is laundering money. The entire federal reserve is based on this. It would be a nightmarish collapse of the world economy. But it will collapse anyway with repercussions of extinction (which are exponential ). |
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Suppresed Technology: Fusion Reactor
"*" wrote in message ... On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:35:34 +0200, "Laura" wrote: "*" wrote in message .. . On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 00:09:20 -0500, Lars Eighner wrote: Then it isn't sustainable. Yes it is. No, he's right. It isn't. So how much does Bechtel pay you to post to Usenet? Ah, again this strange spiel about people being paid to post to usenet. Why would anyone ever bother to throw money away like that? It would have no effect. Nobody is paying me to do this, just as nobody is paying you. You're on some sort of a doomsday mission, apparently, enjoying your role as one of the chosen ones who get to preach to the rest of us about the error of our ways, whereas I am merely trying to discuss it with you in a reasonable manner. Anyway, no. I am actually against nuclear (fission) power, since it is unsafe. When they manage to get fusion power working, I will be in favor of it. |
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Suppresed Technology: Fusion Reactor
"*" wrote in message ... On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 22:13:29 +0100, "Alexander Whiteside" wrote: [...] Why would they do such a thing? Money -- the economy of the world would collapse. The economy is based on drugs, arms, oil and the banking system which is laundering money. The entire federal reserve is based on this. It would be a nightmarish collapse of the world economy. But it will collapse anyway with repercussions of extinction (which are exponential ). Before or after the asteroid in 2012? |
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