OK, one last time - How much mass before star-fusion happens

******* Astrophysicists tell us that the mass be 8 percent of the Sun
for fusion to commence(read that) Best to keep in mind once fusion is
reached the star does not shrink any more It is entirely a gas ball. Its
core furnace is made of its own fuel. All this energy is gamma photons.
It takes 100,000 years for these photons to reach the stars surface to
go into space.,and their wave lengths have now been changed so we see
them as white light(mixture of wave lengths) Humankind can create
fusion by heat and pressure,but it lasts only a second(runs out of fuel)
Stars do it and the nice part is they can keep it up for billions of
years. Our Sun can remain gaseous throughout its life time of fusion.
Bert. PS pulse fusion of my invention will give humankind all the
energy it will ever need. Gates are you reading this??

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
******* Astrophysicists tell us that the mass be 8 percent of the Sun
for fusion to commence(read that) Best to keep in mind once fusion is
reached the star does not shrink any more It is entirely a gas ball. Its
core furnace is made of its own fuel. All this energy is gamma photons.
It takes 100,000 years for these photons to reach the stars surface to
go into space.,and their wave lengths have now been changed so we see
them as white light(mixture of wave lengths) Humankind can create
fusion by heat and pressure,but it lasts only a second(runs out of fuel)
Stars do it and the nice part is they can keep it up for billions of
years. Our Sun can remain gaseous throughout its life time of fusion.
Bert. PS pulse fusion of my invention will give humankind all the
energy it will ever need. Gates are you reading this??


Do you have a patend?

Double-A

Double-A No pattern. Will shortly give it away. Give my method to
take fastest pictures away.at the same time I show how pulse fusion
would work. Take my fast pictures in my garage and they cost just a few
bucks Pulse fusion would take 5 years and cost 7 billion bucks. If I(
worked in a Bell lab I would have a chance. Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A No pattern. Will shortly give it away. Give my method to
take fastest pictures away.at the same time I show how pulse fusion
would work. Take my fast pictures in my garage and they cost just a few
bucks Pulse fusion would take 5 years and cost 7 billion bucks. If I(
worked in a Bell lab I would have a chance. Bert


Seems like they've tried zapping a bit of tritium with lasers to set it
off, but they don't seem to have been able to get the process to work
efficiently.

Double-A

Double-A wrote:
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double-A No pattern. Will shortly give it away. Give my method to
take fastest pictures away.at the same time I show how pulse fusion
would work. Take my fast pictures in my garage and they cost just a few
bucks Pulse fusion would take 5 years and cost 7 billion bucks. If I(
worked in a Bell lab I would have a chance. Bert


Seems like they've tried zapping a bit of tritium with lasers to set it
off, but they don't seem to have been able to get the process to work
efficiently.

Double-A


Fusion can be created in a vacuum tube too. That is something you
really could do in your garage. It was discovered by Philo Farnsworth,
the inventor of television. But for some reason it is another process
that no one could figure out how to make efficient.

It makes you wonder how much fusion goes on when lightning bolts
strike. Could little understood ball lighting be a form of fusion?

Double-A

Double-A It will take lasers for the great heat(high temp) The secret
is pressure,and time lapse.(pulse) Reality is all this to get water to
boil. Bert

Double-A Never saw a ball of lightning. I think its answer is its
"plasma" Bert