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FUSOR DEMO ( Farnsworth-Hirsch-Meeks)by christianoersted3,280 views- 3:02
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Fusor V: First Neutronsby U235hexafluoridedude1,932 views
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Cold Fusion Plasma 9by mdbreedi515,612 views
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Fusor V: X-ray and Neutron Emissionsby U235hexafluoridedude3,203 views
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2 minutes discharge with plasma supported on first wallby stephendonnelly8871,740 views
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Fusor IVby U235hexafluoridedude1,740 views
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Microsoft manager teams up with teens to build a fusion reactor in his garageby carlgreninger1,286 views
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DDO Monk Previewby userjjb76,301 views
So did you ever wonder why high intensity discharge lamps such as metal halide and mercury vapor have a device called a ballast... Yes thats right to limit the current. Did you know that a low pressure gasses exhibit a negative resistance under excitation, meaning the more current you put in the lower the resistance gets hence more current is drawn. I dont think you have anything more than a real expensive plasma globe... sorry!
element2310 1 year ago
@element2310 Depending on the pressure regime, the gas becomes rarefied enough that kinetic theory suppositions are no longer true and a fusor is closer to a capacitor than a resistor in terms of behavior.
Regardless though that doesn't preclude having high enough ion energies to overcome coulombic repulsion and actually get fusion. Feel free to look up peer reviewed literature if you don't believe me; the fusor has been around for ~50 years, it's nothing new.
userjjb 1 year ago