RF electron source

[superscorer773]

this sucks

[iminyourbasement]

thats an odd looking dildo.

[jonbeard9]

Where's the sound?

[abram730]

This could be logical house of cards but...

If you can use plasma as a source of electrons then wouldn't the atoms have more repulsion? If the atoms have more repulsion then wouldn't compressing a plasma and then removing electrons provide more thrust to a plasma rocket mid way threw the 2 Tesla magnet? If you used those electrons to highly Ionize the 1st stage plasma wouldn't it compress more during the 2 Tesla stage?

Was that Gold or dung?

If true positrons could remove electrons.

[4jeremy9]

how are RF plasmas attractive as electron beam sources when they dont participate in electron production?

[Depthhider]

now just slap an electron director on it and put a huge prosperous coated screen in front of it, put in a vacuum and voila, the worlds most inefeciant crt monitor. LOL

[Triton434]

xuga234 stfu you retard im suprised you could even find your way to a video like this. Like rjamenw said if it weren't for "geeks" you would have a computer or TV or any of the ipod shit your using.

[rjamesnw]

You have to thank the "geeks" for the computer you are using to watch your videos. :)

[crispycannibal]

@rjamesnw should never insult geeks. You will just end up working for one, someday.

[startrayenok]

Awsome are you a scienctist...?

[AnselmoFanZero]

I don't get it....

[whoisondrugs]

Has the world really come to this? Can you use that laser beam to clean up the population of ignorant dweebs like this one? I love your video, you are a true genius, you build technology to shape the future and post your research for other intelligent life form to discover, and all the while, how do you keep a strait face when XUGA234 insults your very essence?

[brianmenendez]

@whoisondrugs So!

[ScrappeyDP]

yeah. I get the chemistry, but what is it used for?

[monosodiumglutimate]

laser gun

[benwl]

They would be used for neutralizing ion thrusters (both Hall thrusters and gridded ion thrusters) that are used onboard spacecraft. In general ion thrusters are a low thrust (<1 Newton) technology but they are left on for long durations (0.5 ro 4 years).