Nature does nuclear fusion on Earth

Nature doing canbon 0 heat

Using non contact thermometers, the scienctists have guesstimated that the temperature of a radiant sun's Corona is 10 million °C.

The surface of a lightening involved a 30 CM wide x 1.55km steam plasma.  Also liberating X rays and estimated to be in excess of 10 million °C.  But the ball temperature of a lightening volts has been noted via a non temperature contact thermometer at 800° C.

Line involves a massive emit is of electro magnetic radiation.  Assuming that they are backed four D radiation emiters is wrong.

Then use my feeble got a practical confirmation was Bratt in America, he firm that a 30x1.5cm steam plasma releases a constant 1 MW of heat.  But did not tell me the temperature!

Which would obviously have been the first thing to measure.  Which is why I think it was Dr Z, trying to get me to restart my nuclear fusion PH D work.  That I now owned a four bedroom house at salford quays.  There Sheffield had no attraction.

My papers all geustimated a temperature of the 2802 thousand degrees C.  If Brett did not find such a glass cylinder into a water tank as I recommended for.

The engines at Siemens the great fire me up a 50 CM steam plasma, at between one and three atmospheres.  The fire up the plasma user high voltage electronics from old fluorescent light.

Breast work is interesting there was a constant 1 MW of carbon zero heat, can drive a 65 kW thermoelectric generator.  Where we get three phase mains linked AC current.  Which is great for power distribution,

And more than an income from the national grid of 180,000 UK pounds a year.  And supply the carbon zero electricity for between eight and 40 houses.  And Brett didn't report back that the glass cylinder had melted.

Glass doesn't have a specific melting point, but most common types of glass melt between 1400 and 1600 degrees Celsius (2552 to 2912 degrees Fahrenheit). The exact melting point depends on the glass's composition. 

So this suggests the steam plasma run at about 1200° C or less.  This is a useful temperature for engineering construction.  As iron melts 1000° C!  Though titanium or Nickle are higher.

Thermoelectic generators cease operating about 450° C, above that will had a steam turbine, operating quite nicely at 900° C.

So our 30 CM steam plasma will drive a home thermoelectric generator to free use a 65 kW of three phase mains linked voltage and phase AC current.

We also have a tidy stay awake during my electrical engineering lectures at university.  Though I did not find them them very edifying!

Somebody will need to make our plasma power units.  Light and then you'll supply the electricity for at least eight houses.  Generating an annual income of 180,000 UK pounds.  As we supply the power for 40 houses to periods of low energy demand.

And he produces no carbon dioxide.  The plasma smashed use the water molecules into just heat light and lower power X rays, no hyper toxic radioactive isotopes required all produced.

The clean and safe power that pays a fortune!  An involves no fossil fuel burn.  All of which I figured out while half being the cure of cancers globally.

The UK he now has no cancers.  But Keir Starmer first are some of 10 billion into the annual NHS budgets for no obvious reason.  As cancers are represented 80% other activity and income.

Without cancers medicine globally so bankrupt!  As are all the global drug company is and doctors.  So now we produce carbon zero electricity which pays an absolute fortune.

It is all embarrassingly easy!  Using high school physics.  Man made global warming was devised by the paid phones to uranium nuclear power: but building a nuclear power plant is mankind's fourth largest source of carbon emissions.

It is a fossil fuel burn on limestone required to freeze the cement, for their reinforced concrete.

So run out through your mind!  A little plasma power unit in your attic or our house generate a constant 65 kW of three phase mains electricity.

Annual income of 180,000 UK pounds every year.  Carbon zero pays big time!