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Nuclear fusor by Mur

Mur
Mur
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13th Dec 2010
17th Apr 2012
A Deuterium-Tritium Farnsworth-Hirsch nuclear fusor. It's not possible to get electricity DIRECTLY from neutrons, because they don't have an electric charge. Not everyone gets das blinkenlightzen joke, only geeks (like me) or 60's computer operators.
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Comments

  • tummi445
    tummi445     23rd Oct 2011
    thumbs up bro this is awsome
  • Dar
    Dar     12th Sep 2011
    I like this!
  • wirdskins
    wirdskins     8th Sep 2011
    This looks awesme!
  • soloman469
    soloman469     15th Aug 2011
    aah nuclear meltdown!
  • trevor
    trevor     1st Aug 2011
    theres a problem with lava being created and destroying the power lines
  • PlatinumMedal
    PlatinumMedal     24th Jul 2011
    :\ u can do the same if u delete all the plasma there is.. and just put clones on the red walls :\ n theres hardly any neutrons to call is a fusor..
  • Mur
    Mur     22nd Jul 2011
    @fsjd I mean extract energy DIRECTLY from the neutrons, not from the heat generated. And not, a Farnsworth-Hirsch fusor can run for hours without heating up too much.
  • fsjd
    fsjd     20th Jul 2011
    we CAN extract electricity from boiling water with the heat generated, but we have not managed to produce a reaction longer than a few microseconds.
  • Mur
    Mur     20th Jul 2011
    @killer64: Yes, we can do fusion, it's no TOO expensive. The fuel is a Deuterium + Tritium mixture. But we cannot extract electricity from it, because neutrons don't have an electric charge.
  • Bladeslicer
    Bladeslicer     17th Jul 2011
    Looks really cool in persistent display