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> Isn't this just cold fusion? No. You still have to heat the fuel. The claim of cold fusion was tnat the fuel could just sit there at room temperature and fus
by pdonis 5y ago
> Isn't this just cold fusion?
No. You still have to heat the fuel. The claim of cold fusion was tnat the fuel could just sit there at room temperature and fuse.
- drran 5y agoCosmic rays and muons can initiate a nuclear reaction: they can have very high energy sometimes. If the metal plate is large enough, then it can be hit often enough to produce significant output, when it is not shielded from cosmic rays. For example, lab at top floor or in mountain area may produce much more heat than lab in basement at sea level.