Brian Cox confirms fusion
Brian;s town Professor Cox was only intrigued to be called into the postgraduate laboratory at Manchester University. Even more intrigued that there was a collection of chemistry, physics biology and ecology PH D students there were talking to each other without the usual interpreter. Chemistry kicked off. 'we were part of a PH D research trip to Bowlees Nature Reserve' last year. We tuck gas something equipment. And science writing a PH D essays for three days until the reservoir started thawing' he boasted a photograph on the overhead projector. What haggiss has to do nuclear fusion I can only guess. As the waterfalls melted, we detected trace levels of helium and ozone. Which are not present the day before! There were no radioactive isotopes within 100 miles. Brian nearly interjected that since the nuclear tests in the 1950s, the whole world was irradiated. Physics interjected 'we also measured rays levels of X ray radiation, as the waterfall melted&