Here's another project that is working towards using boron-hydrogen fuel for nuclear fusion: https://lppfusion.com/ https://lppfusion.com/ Brief description o

Here's another project that is working towards using boron-hydrogen fuel for nuclear fusion: https://lppfusion.com/ https://lppfusion.com/ Brief description of how the device works: https://lppfusion.com/fusion-power/dpf-device/ https://lppfusion.com/fusion-power/dpf-device/ To be clear, Dense Plasma Focus is the type of fusion device, and LPP Fusion is one of the teams researching them (there are others working with DPF devices). The following quote should help in understanding why it's an important project: http://m.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/technology/startup-lpp-fusion-s-device-exploits-instabilities-to-fuse-atoms/article/503354 http://m.digitaljournal.com/tech-and-science/technology/star... "“In the critical measure of how much energy out, we get per unit energy in, we’re No. 2 among all the experiments in the world,” Lerner says. “And we’re only one-third behind the JET [Joint European Torus] experiment in the United Kingdom—which has almost a thousand times our resources. In terms of results per unit dollar, we’re clearly No. 1, by a long way.”" They're running a crowdfunding campaign, if you're interested in investing in fusion energy: https://wefunder.com/lppfusion https://wefunder.com/lppfusion