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Ok, thanks for that. Wasn't sure there was a distinction between the two (layman here with a casual interest in the topic)
by King-Aaron 9y ago
Ok, thanks for that. Wasn't sure there was a distinction between the two (layman here with a casual interest in the topic)
- pbowyer 9y agoSearch for "Pons and Fleischmann" to learn more about Cold Fusion :)
- King-Aaron 9y agoAppreciate that!
- zamalek 9y agoCold fusion would happen without plasma involved, i.e. room temperature. Fusion happens with plasma: at least 1000s celcius. The plasma is one of the primary reasons fusion is hard (the magnets are there precisely because of it). That's the allure of CF, pity it's impossible.