2 minutes discharge with plasma supported on first wall

http://www-drfc.cea.fr/gb/cea/ts/filmts.htm

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[mike4ty4]

@sudazima Time which 99% of people can neither afford nor should be expected to. Meaning the problem of continuing public misunderstanding of science is impossible to solve.

[sudazima]

@hipp6y certainly dont discourage me, maybe others when i tell them their understanding of anything is shit..

[hipp6y]

@sudazima LOL, high standards are a good thing(that is, unless they discourage you from trying). Good for you.

[sudazima]

@hipp6y depends on your definition of basics, i may have high standards there..

true that motivation is very important

[ragnar13131]

@sudazima thanks sud thats what I thought. Another reason why research into plasma reactors is so important

[hipp6y]

@sudazima It doesn't take that much time to get the basics, you just have to be interested enough.

[sudazima]

@arnold02000 no, by charged particles, béta radiation, they dont emit other particles normally. but yes by radiation.

radioactive means something actively sends out smth

[sudazima]

@ragnar13131 it most likely has deuterium in the plasma, which produces T 50% of the time (D+D=T+n), so yes

[sudazima]

@hipp6y and more importantly, it just takes a shitty amount of time to actually learn some physics...

[hipp6y]

@ActiveStorage couldn't agree more. the reason most people don't get science is actually opposite than one quoted. it's because when things get oversimplified, they lose the accuracy of their meaning (i hope i'm not being too unclear here), they become confusing and vague.