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Nothing about fusors are room temperature.
by willis936 5y ago
Nothing about fusors are room temperature.
- simonh 5y agoThe point is you can operate it unshielded or thermally lagged. A typical Fusor has about the power output of a domestic lightbulb. I have several of those on in the room I’m in right now. Fusion in a desktop apparatus, by itself, is no big deal.
- willis936 5y agoI still don't get this line of reasoning. Pulsed MCF research devices only get hot on divertors and are thermally lagged. These distinctions don't seem important because they're decoupled from the physics.