i don't know but check this out
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNDIWY19gqA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNDIWY19gqA</a>
slightly boring but very interesting lol
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_quer...p;search=Search
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Whoever posted that has there head together , I support, I Am with You ...And We Are , WE Will...
free energy works so get over it & lets move on
every idea i have seen will not in the real world
the good ones are electrical generators that
once statered will not stop until it breaks
every idea i have seen will not in the real world
the good ones are electrical generators that
once statered will not stop until it breaks
The British Government have spent millions on some form of free energy research, i think it was called Fusion energy? scientist in laboratory created a mini sun or the same process as the sun which gives off free energy with no waste, and they hope to have 25 of these "power plants" by 2025, i wish i could find a video on it!
QUOTE (stevewinn @ Nov 28 2007, 08:03 AM) 
The British Government have spent millions on some form of free energy research, i think it was called Fusion energy? scientist in laboratory created a mini sun or the same process as the sun which gives off free energy with no waste, and they hope to have 25 of these "power plants" by 2025, i wish i could find a video on it!
Fusion is hardly free energy. It uses the fusion of hydrogen into helium to release the energy difference between these nuclei as heat and use this heat to run a heat engine and electrical generator.
Its also not without its problems... unless we can get our hands on an exotic isotope of helium, the process will produce fast neutrons that will turn the containment vessel of the reaction intensely radioactive after the reaction was run for a while.
QUOTE (Torgo @ Nov 30 2007, 07:05 AM)
Fusion is hardly free energy. It uses the fusion of hydrogen into helium to release the energy difference between these nuclei as heat and use this heat to run a heat engine and electrical generator.
Its also not without its problems... unless we can get our hands on an exotic isotope of helium, the process will produce fast neutrons that will turn the containment vessel of the reaction intensely radioactive after the reaction was run for a while.
Its also not without its problems... unless we can get our hands on an exotic isotope of helium, the process will produce fast neutrons that will turn the containment vessel of the reaction intensely radioactive after the reaction was run for a while.
well maybe i have it wrong,
im too thick for this forum, i only got a GCSE in Art and R.E, im going back to painting religious pictures
QUOTE (stevewinn @ Nov 30 2007, 12:16 PM)
well maybe i have it wrong, im too thick for this forum, i only got a GCSE in Art and R.E, im going back to painting religious pictures
im too thick for this forum, i only got a GCSE in Art and R.E, im going back to painting religious picturesNah. Don't do that. Hang around, buddy.
QUOTE (stevewinn @ Nov 30 2007, 03:16 PM)
well maybe i have it wrong, im too thick for this forum, i only got a GCSE in Art and R.E, im going back to painting religious pictures
im too thick for this forum, i only got a GCSE in Art and R.E, im going back to painting religious picturesHey don't get me wrong fusion would be great to have, I'm just pointing out that it is not free energy.
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