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5 years ago, I would have thought that ITER is a step in the right direction. After studying alternative physical model and looking into more logical sun model
by poelzi 10y ago
5 years ago, I would have thought that ITER is a step in the right direction.
After studying alternative physical model and looking into more logical sun models that explain more while require less assumptions, I came to the conclusion that ITER is the wrong way to go. Dense Plasma Focus is way more promising for hot fusion direction while still not optimal.
- libeclipse 10y agoWhat're your credentials?
- DickingAround 10y agoOr reasoning?
- baldfat 10y agoNot the poster but Tokamaks reactors makes energy for maybe 50 minutes at a time before it has to be shut down. This is due to it's 2D magnetic fields. While Stellarator reactors use 3D magnetic fields in a modulus loop which can have a continuous energy output.
- poelzi 10y agobeta factor is bad. stellerator is better, but still wrong approach to fusion. It really depends on the physical model you use - I don't think in the Standard Model anymore - it's falsified and there are better models out there.