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polysemousncrk 1 year ago
the sun is not massive enough to create fusion energy through Newtonian physics. it requires quantum physics phenomena (specifically quantum tunneling) to fuse the hydrogen atoms in the suns core.
ubrbzkr 2 years ago
@ubrbzkr Right. For a point charge:
The Electric Field = 1/(4*Pi*Eo)*(q/r*r). If you assume at 20 cm there is no charge. Bussard claimed there was a 10 kV voltage drop in the center. That means WB6 had ~1.4E12 electrons. . Bussard claimed that the electron density was 1E13 electron/cm^3. This means the WB6 Whiffle ball would be ~0.6 cm in diameter. What I do not understand is: what was the temp of the Deterium? It is not as simple as (charge*voltage(10kV)*11604 Kelvins/electronvolts)
PolywellFan4512 2 years ago
@PolywellFan4512 I can not wait to go to college. PHYSICS
EmperorOfMars 1 year ago
Wow this guy has no idea what he is talking about. on 8:55 he says "particularly I think it's the strong force". yeah DUH! how could a legitimate guy working on fusion energy "Think" its the strong force. he should KNOW that already. also in order for fusion to occur in a device like that it would have to be much larger and be powered by much more input energy.
ubrbzkr 2 years ago
(Cont.) Maybe Thomas's team thought of this already but who knows. The only downside to this idea that I know of is that hafnium is not exactly cheap and I dont know how the pucks will be effected by any neutrons that hit it.
PsionNinja 2 years ago
I Passed your comments along. I have a bunch of information for you about Halfnum.
PolywellFan4512 2 years ago
I'm sorry, where did you pass the comments along to?
I don't mind, I just don't know who you mean, or at least not sure. I'd be glad to see the info you have on hafnium. Obviously you thought of this already. Has it been worked with this project before?
PsionNinja 2 years ago
I had a thought. I came across an article a couple of weeks ago and found that the element hafnium has a curios property. If hafnium is exposed to x-rays, it gives back 60 times more gamma-rays that it receives in x-rays.
So I was thinking if some hafnium pucks were placed a 1/3rd of the way inside the "cube" the x-rays that would normally go to waste would be used to create gamma rays that would heat up the center of the unit.
PsionNinja 2 years ago
Electrons need recirculate. It is believed that they fly into and out of the center about 100,000 times.
Bussard made a big deal about this.
The key is, with ~10^12 amount of electrons flying around in there, they do 2 things:
1. focus in the center
2. Go Diamagnetic, and push back against the magnetic field.
It is a very simple design. We had better be damn sure if it will work or not. Right now, nobody is sure.
PolywellFan4512 2 years ago
Gotta love the simplicity of the Polywell design. It's almost ridiculous. :)
I guess it's a matter of solving how to keep most of the electrons in the center of the device. Any progress on this?
PsionNinja 2 years ago 2
Electrons need recirculate. It is believed that they fly into and out of the center about 100,000 times.
Bussard made a big deal about this.
The key is, with ~10^12 amount of electrons flying around in there, they do 2 things:
1. focus in the center
2. Go Diamagnetic, and push back against the magnetic field.
It is a very simple design. We had better be damn sure if it will work or not. Right now, nobody is sure.
PolywellFan4512 2 years ago