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  Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy Sam Wormley <swormley1@gmail.com> - 2015-06-03 06:46 -0500
    Re: Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy "reber g=emc^2" <herbertglazier0@gmail.com> - 2015-06-03 08:54 -0700
    Re: Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy Sam Wormley <swormley1@gmail.com> - 2015-06-03 10:58 -0500
    Re: Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy HVAC <Mr.HVAC@gmail.com> - 2015-06-03 17:55 -0400
      Re: Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy "hanson" <hanson@quick.net> - 2015-06-03 15:34 -0700
      Re: Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy benj <nobody@gmail.com> - 2015-06-03 23:25 -0400
        Re: Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy HVAC <Mr.HVAC@gmail.com> - 2015-06-04 06:10 -0400

#497474 — Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy

Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy
> http://news.sciencemag.org/physics/2015/06/mystery-company-blazes-trail-fusion-energy
> http://news.sciencemag.org/sites/default/files/styles/thumb_article_l/public/sn-fusuion.jpg

> Of the handful of startup companies trying to achieve fusion energy
> via nontraditional methods, Tri Alpha Energy Inc. has always been the
> enigma. Publishing little and with no website, but apparently sitting
> on a cash pile in the hundreds of millions, the Foothill Ranch,
> California–based company has been the subject of intense curiosity
> and speculation. But last month Tri Alpha lifted the veil slightly
> with two papers revealing that its device, dubbed the colliding beam
> fusion reactor, has shown a 10-fold improvement in its ability to
> contain the hot particles needed for fusion over earlier devices at
> U.S. universities and national labs.
>
> “They’ve improved things greatly and are moving in a direction that
> is quite promising,” says plasma physicist John Santarius of the
> Fusion Technology Institute at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
>
> Fusion energy seeks to replicate the power source of the sun and
> stars: heating atoms to enormous temperatures so that their nuclei
> slam together with enough force to overcome their mutual repulsion
> and fuse, releasing energy. The challenge on Earth is to confine
> plasma—an ionized gas, with electrons and nuclei separated—at high
> temperatures (greater than 150 million degrees Celsius) long enough
> for fusion reactions to occur. Most effort over the past 60 years of
> fusion research has focused on tokamaks—huge doughnut-shaped vessels
> that confine plasma with powerful magnets—and laser fusion, which
> uses high-energy laser pulses to squeeze tiny capsules of fuel. But
> between these low-density and high-density extremes there is a range
> of other approaches that have received little government funding.
> Now, startup companies are moving into that vacuum.
>
> Tri Alpha’s device relies on a plasma phenomenon called a
> field-reversed configuration (FRC), akin to a smoke ring of plasma.
> Because plasma is made of charged particles (electrons and nuclei),
> the swirling particles in the FRC create a magnetic field that acts
> to hold the ring together, potentially long enough for fusion to get
> going. Tri Alpha’s 23-meter-long device has at its heart a long tube
> with numerous ring-shaped magnets and other devices along its length.
> It creates a plasma smoke ring close to each end and fires them
> toward the middle at 250 kilometers per second. At the center they
> merge, converting their kinetic energy into heat to produce a
> high-temperature FRC.
>


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#497538

On Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 8:19:57 AM UTC-7, Sam Wormley wrote:
> On 6/3/15 10:08 AM, reber g=emc^2 wrote:
> > Sam Tri Alpha should get intouch with me.
> 
> No, you get in touch with them.
> 
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Sam Sense its not to far from Anaheim I will.I need to draw the way it works.It has a method of pulsing the way I take the fastest pictures in the world.My thinking always linked one idea into another. Well today is June 3 and tomorrow  I will be in the hospital taking blood test to see how my operation went. So far Pee-Aire is happy.  Bert

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#497541

On 6/3/15 10:28 AM, Jeff Hawkeye wrote:
>
> Without shortcuts in spacetime, cold-fusion is not possible. Altering the
> structure of spacetime is mandatory.
>

   Perhaps you missed the point -- hot fusion

Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy
> http://news.sciencemag.org/physics/2015/06/mystery-company-blazes-trail-fusion-energy

 > Of the handful of startup companies trying to achieve fusion energy
 > via nontraditional methods, Tri Alpha Energy Inc. has always been the
 > enigma. Publishing little and with no website, but apparently sitting
 > on a cash pile in the hundreds of millions, the Foothill Ranch,
 > California–based company has been the subject of intense curiosity
 > and speculation. But last month Tri Alpha lifted the veil slightly
 > with two papers revealing that its device, dubbed the colliding beam
 > fusion reactor, has shown a 10-fold improvement in its ability to
 > contain the hot particles needed for fusion over earlier devices at
 > U.S. universities and national labs.
 >
 > “They’ve improved things greatly and are moving in a direction that
 > is quite promising,” says plasma physicist John Santarius of the
 > Fusion Technology Institute at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
 >
 > Fusion energy seeks to replicate the power source of the sun and
 > stars: heating atoms to enormous temperatures so that their nuclei
 > slam together with enough force to overcome their mutual repulsion
 > and fuse, releasing energy. The challenge on Earth is to confine
 > plasma—an ionized gas, with electrons and nuclei separated—at high
 > temperatures (greater than 150 million degrees Celsius) long enough
 > for fusion reactions to occur. Most effort over the past 60 years of
 > fusion research has focused on tokamaks—huge doughnut-shaped vessels
 > that confine plasma with powerful magnets—and laser fusion, which
 > uses high-energy laser pulses to squeeze tiny capsules of fuel. But
 > between these low-density and high-density extremes there is a range
 > of other approaches that have received little government funding.
 > Now, startup companies are moving into that vacuum.
 >
 > Tri Alpha’s device relies on a plasma phenomenon called a
 > field-reversed configuration (FRC), akin to a smoke ring of plasma.
 > Because plasma is made of charged particles (electrons and nuclei),
 > the swirling particles in the FRC create a magnetic field that acts
 > to hold the ring together, potentially long enough for fusion to get
 > going. Tri Alpha’s 23-meter-long device has at its heart a long tube
 > with numerous ring-shaped magnets and other devices along its length.
 > It creates a plasma smoke ring close to each end and fires them
 > toward the middle at 250 kilometers per second. At the center they
 > merge, converting their kinetic energy into heat to produce a
 > high-temperature FRC.
 >


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#497633

On 6/3/2015 11:08 AM, reber g=emc^2 wrote:
>
> Sam Tri Alpha should get intouch with me. For a few million I will give them parts of my "Pulse Fusion Machine" How it pulses the great force of fusion explosions. How it makes use of the high temp and heat. For 66 million I will sell the whole machine. Its a steal  TreBert



Bert keeps it in the back of his van for safekeeping.



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#497646

Harlow Campbell "HVAC" <Mr.HVAC@gmail.com> wrote:
 >
reber g=emc^2 Glazier the Swine and Thief wrote:
>> Sam Tri Alpha should get intouch with me. For a few million 
>> I will give them parts of my "Pulse Fusion Machine" 
>> How it pulses the great force of fusion explosions. 
>> How it makes use of the high temp and heat. 
>> For 66 million I will sell the whole machine. Its a steal  TreBert
> 
Harlow wrote: 
> Bert keeps it in the back of his van for safekeeping.
> 
hanson wrote:
.... ahahahaha... Harlow, thanks. That one got almost by me...
I posted the following this morning:
"That sounds like Swine Glazier's Pulse Fusion Reactor that he
is harping about.   It is  not clear though whether G=EMC^2
Bert Glazier, the Cretin, had read about these efforts long
ago, then stole the idea and declared it to be his own, ..."
>
.. and like clock work, Thief & Swine Glazier, rolled into one,
he appears on the scene and announces that he had indeed
stolen the idea, and now wanted to sell it back to its owner. 
How much more stereo-typical Jewish can Glazier get.
>
Glazier the Swine is such and embarrassment to every
Jew every where, day in and day out... Sheesh!

,

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#497703

On 06/03/2015 05:55 PM, HVAC wrote:
> On 6/3/2015 11:08 AM, reber g=emc^2 wrote:
>>
>> Sam Tri Alpha should get intouch with me. For a few million I will
>> give them parts of my "Pulse Fusion Machine" How it pulses the great
>> force of fusion explosions. How it makes use of the high temp and
>> heat. For 66 million I will sell the whole machine. Its a steal  TreBert
>
>
>
> Bert keeps it in the back of his van for safekeeping.
>

Just remember to disinfect it before turning it on! God knows that that 
radiation will do to the huge bacteria lurking in the back of Herb's van!



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#497720

On 6/3/2015 11:25 PM, benj wrote:
> On 06/03/2015 05:55 PM, HVAC wrote:
>> On 6/3/2015 11:08 AM, reber g=emc^2 wrote:
>>>
>>> Sam Tri Alpha should get intouch with me. For a few million I will
>>> give them parts of my "Pulse Fusion Machine" How it pulses the great
>>> force of fusion explosions. How it makes use of the high temp and
>>> heat. For 66 million I will sell the whole machine. Its a steal  TreBert
>>
>>
>>
>> Bert keeps it in the back of his van for safekeeping.
>>
>
> Just remember to disinfect it before turning it on! God knows that that
> radiation will do to the huge bacteria lurking in the back of Herb's van!


Well, just think for a minute. Bert LIVES in his van.
Not many bathrooms available at 2 am. So when Bert has to shit, where 
does he go?

Now, you'd think the smell would be just horrible in there. But Bert has 
invented a controlled fusion machine. This machine needs to run on 
SOMETHING. Obviously he fuels it with his shit. 100% conversion to power.

Truly Bert's shit smells sweet.




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