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...from the article..notes to one side of it anywyas.
quote......The fuel is compressed to a density 100 times that of lead
It is heated to more than 100 million degrees Celsius
Under these extreme conditions, fusion is initiated.
I thought if you did this you are replicating an atomic bomb...which works upon my explaination by super heated super dense material providing a "shield" to the flow of everything..or if you like the aether..bet you dont like the word but bear with me for my bable on this...
The probability of a particle coming from everywhere to pass thru a single point is infinite however the probability of a piece of matter being at that point is finite...therefore if we can increase the probability of matter interacting with this flow (aether whatever we chose to call all the particles passing by in everydirection from everywhere and every time) then we increase the probability of interacting with this infinite flow of enrgy or if you prefer energy... so the result needless to say.. if one could approach a near infinte interaction (such a statement is silly really as you cant have a part of infin ite but think of what I am talking about as hugely large mumbers which for human purposes can be treated as so large as to be a limitless supply) so the bang would be rather huge even if we are working with a small piece of matter.
I feel that whatever they focus this beam on will go bang...maybe.
How do these temps and pressures compare with a bomb..same or hugely greater? if hugely greater they better be careful as even small they could set off a huge explosion... maybe.. I hope I am not right but they could blow themselves off the planet.. anywyas we shall see.,,simply because what they interact with in my view is infinite the amount of matter they focus on my not be the limiting factor in the reaction... mmm so much to think about here.
So exciting to think they can muster such a huge amount of energy even if for a blink... but on my view that all you need... I think they may blow the lab to pieces.... now that is real science when you can demolish the lab.
So interesting for me thanks for posting the linkRon as usual you have found a gem.
alex
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