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'  'Brian!' He was ordered to explain this stuff.  He had been noting down the important details, production of helium and ozone, plus is non nuclear X rays.  Years the background count had risen from 3 to 4 since a 1950s, but nowhere near the12 gigapascals measured

He relied on the shark homes reasoning, eliminated the impossible, and what your left rays no matter how improbable is true.

He wrote H₂O+rO₂+TU→r(He+O₃)+L+X-ray he was a thinking on its feet peak time.  He glanced at the chemists for affirmation.  There were too busy writing.

So we have water molecules into writing at above 1 W, the strong atomic force for hydrogen.  And the turbulence so much is hydrogen ions in water molecules together.  He stated we are a lot more certainty than the he felt.

He looked around the questions.  The room was just sitting there open mouthed.  Onwards an side ways. 'hence the trace levels of helium and ozone.

'Like we get from the turbulent interaction of the deep sea currents' ecology interjected.  As if there were real science!  'turbulence in the deep C currents' noted Brian.  Making a mental note to look into this next week.

'that physics is a waste orders for nuclear fusion you need 10° million C.  And the like 10 atmospheres pressure'chemist added, having a slight date has ever at physics.

'this explains why green plants in the light emit oxygen and bill carbohydrates.  Staff seased the marker.

2 mCO₂+(n+r)H₂O+L→(Cₘ(H₂O)ₙ+O₂-E)+r(He+O+E²+Lb+X-ray)

'we have been working at the equations for a biological molecular nuclear fusion, for last six months while you were away being the TV megastar'she told the professor.  Maybe he would have invest just to leave him thinking she was a genious.  Which she probably was anyway!

Tell me more pleaded Brian. 'animals have their own half of the carbon cycle, which is nature doing molecular nuclear fusion again'

3 Cₘ(H₂O)ₙ+pO₂+digestion→mCO₂+(n-r)H₂O+r(He+O+E²+X-ray

'let's get this right'Sam was a professor.  'plant's sink carbon dioxide down to the present trace level of just two parts per million, every day.  To build plant biomass excrete NG oxygen'

'just about right' confessed biology.  'funky tend to do the animal half of the carbon cycle' they filled in.

'so you are really big news, melting waterfalls over one metre high do physical molecular nuclear fusion.'  Physics had not been strongly.  The process he had guessed there terminology.  Physical molecular nuclear fusion.  But there again he was a genius.

So you've been working on this first six months, while I've been legal my new TV series 'animals, take over the city'.  So I fail to see what contribution economic.

Static giggled! 'if you make TV programmes Watts void tens of millions of people around the earth every day.  And what we really need is a minute of publicity' she confessed.

'I understand.  That I would need PH D contributions from all the involved disciplines - like everybody in the room' he finished.  'in the immortal words of the magic roundabout 'time for T''

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