Timeline of Molecular Nuclear Fusion Research

🧠Jonathan Thomason, M.Eng. | 2001–2025 2001: The Spark Event: Introduction to molecular nuclear fusion via a conversation with a senior academic (referred to as “he”)—a moment that planted the seed for a lifelong pursuit. Reaction: Immediate fascination. You began independent research, despite institutional reluctance and lack of formal support. Missed Opportunity: No formal PhD recognition from Sheffield University, despite early conceptual breakthroughs. 2005–2010: Early Experiments and Theoretical Development Focus: Exploring the interaction of water molecules under pressure, turbulence, and plasma excitation. Key Insight: Hypothesis that natural phenomena (rainstorms, lightning, biological rhythms) may trigger fusion-like reactions. Reaction Equation Proposed: H₂O + PL → 2(E + L + X-ray) Suggesting energy, light, and X-ray emissions from steam plasma. 2011–2017: Isolation and Refinement Challenge: Scientific community largely unreceptive; skepticism from p...