Fusion Day 2019 falls on Thursday, March 14th, Pi Day!
Pi Day is celebrated on March 14. That’s 3.14. π Pi! It’s a day to celebrate math in general, and our favorite irrational number in particular. There are many ways to celebrate Pi day. …
Few people are aware of the many conditions under which fusion can occur. Luckily, Irv Lindemuth and Richard Siemon have written a review of fusion to help the rest of us identify the density-temperature space where fusion gain can be achieved. The analysis offers a general understanding why there is…
When exploring the idea of fusion, many people invoke the sun, not as inspiration, but as a reason to dismiss the earthly fusion program.
Variants of this phenomenon include Joe Romm who says:
I am a big proponent of harnessing the power of fusion — from 93 million miles away.
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A huge ball of nuclear fusion.
Just to twinkle.
