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spinon 29th Oct 2023

Open in TPT 90.1 - it'll work permanently. I have this version in my archive but don't know where you can actually download it.
spinon 27th Oct 2023

Unfortunetely they change electron proporties and it isn't working in curent version. Use old ones for symulation!
plutoniumfusion 5th Oct 2020

@FullmetalCody Scientists already building world's first fusion reactor in France!
FullmetalCody 8th Oct 2013

Most fusion scientists are trying to make thousands of these stars a minute and get energy from that. But physisists in south Korea are trying to make one that lasts for months. And it's goal is to increase the ammount of watts put in. (Put 10 watts in, 50 watts come out) it's quite interesting and they say that they'll have it with in about 20 years!
hyper2442 25th Sep 2013

how did you keep co2 from forming?
kaimaa 25th Sep 2013

nice you use solid elec too! +1
death_kid620 1st Sep 2013

this is the best continuous star i have ever seen, works really well, great interpretation of a star here. +1
spinon 31st Aug 2013

Thanks!
Sentro 30th Aug 2013

The trick NOW is to create a perpetual fusion bomb that doesnt rely on a stationary source of heat. (And by the way, there is Bclone in there with increased life) I'll upvote for cleverness with using stationary electrons with upped lifespan though. Clever.
gerjana 28th Aug 2013

impressive very impressive... +1

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