Fusion Energy

[Tommy Palven]

Possibly another step closer:
https://scitechdaily.com/fusion-breakth ... alization/

[Doctor X]

First.

– J.D.

[Doctor X]

https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/new ... 5319_m.jpg

– J.D.

[Ben Trovado]

It's only 10 years away.


As always, it seems.

[sparks]

So called breakthroughs are almost an annual event. But we're always 10, 20, 50 years away according to these guys.

It's just to complex an engineering problem at this time.

[Doctor X]

It is almost as if it went cold.

– J.D.

[Tommy Palven]

So called breakthroughs are almost an annual event. But we're always 10, 20, 50 years away according to these guys.

It's just to complex an engineering problem at this time.

Yeah, my Weekly Reader said it was only 25 years away when I was in grade school 65 years ago, but there are some interesting developments, including this:
https://www.livescience.com/chinas-1-tr ... an-the-sun

[Doctor X]

No, you cannot have Cold Fusion:



– J.D.

[sparks]

It doesn't work?

[Doctor X]

To quote her, it works perfectly "except for one small problem. . . ."

– J.D.

[sparks]

Just give it 10 years my friend.

[Doctor X]

It is always 10 years.

Beginning to sound like a Jets fan.

– J.D.

[Ben Trovado]

I'll bet on fusion over the Jets.

And give 7 points.

[Doctor X]

Hey! They won a Super Bowl!

And the Most Overrated HoF Quarterback guaranteed a victory!

Beat that nuculer physix!

– J.D.

[Pyrrho]

Reminds me of a Cleveland newspaper headline, preceded by a paragraph of glurge set in italics, about Marty Schottenheimer's heroic efforts to take the Browns
BACK TO THE FUTURE

[Doctor X]

Did it work?







What?

– J.D.

[Pyrrho]

Did it work?







What?

– J.D.

They ended up in Baltimore.