Nuclear Fusion on Earth

All sorted at home which is a slippery animal! it was first promoted by nuclear fire 10 years after the global climate started cooling naturally in 1995. the natural climate is controlled by fatigue to lorcellar emission cycle. that give us 28 year freeze of warming and cooling : they're a long term oscillations at 100,000 in a million years. which is so do you know how to bother with! so you've just experienced 28 years of global cooling. but it's a nuclear voice for traders having more stones and violent weather! the weather is always violent, though that so in a coolness spell. so 2023 I went back into a 28 year thread on natural climatic warming. a totally natural cycle caused by emission changes in the sun It is outside man's control or understanding. his nuclear fire has increasingly for trade climate change as global warming while the earth is cooling, they should look at the word oxymoron in a decent dictionary. it isn't obvious contradiction...

  🧭  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...

Nature does nuclear fusion The science was all done in the 1930s! the thermoelectric generator . which today has an efficiency of 13% turning heat into carbon 0 3 phase means electricity. we get at main's voltage AC electricity. every three minutes around the world there is a lightning strike! which is fired by the turbulent interaction of rain or snow particles in precipitation. 1 H 2 O+P+TU → He+O+E+X-ray constantly around the world rain and snowstorms have a fresher and turvance of the rain interaction, to do what Professor Arjun named physical molecular nuclear fusion. after a few years I realised that esteem Farzler and a glass cylinder would have the required tevolent interaction of water molecules. he verified that a 30x1.5cm non fresh rice steam vazir would give off a constant ron rigorous of carbon 0 heat . we use a high voltage electronics from our fluorescent light starter to fire up the steam plasma . 2 H 2 O+de/dT → 2H + +O + +3e - de/dT-e.g.g 5000V 0.001...

: A Breakthrough in Thermoelectric Energy In a bold leap toward sustainable energy, an American engineer has reportedly achieved a continuous output of 1 megawatt of carbon-zero heat using a compact, non-pressurized steam plasma device measuring just 30x1.5 cm. This innovation, paired with a commercially available 65-kilowatt thermoelectric generator , is turning heads—not just for its technical ingenuity, but for its potential to generate substantial income. From Steam to Power: How It Works Heat Source : The steam plasma device produces high-temperature heat without combustion or carbon emissions. Thermoelectric Conversion : Air is passed over a heated cylinder and through a thermoelectric generator, converting thermal energy into 65 kW of alternating current (AC) . Cost Efficiency : The generator reportedly cost £1,500 and can be rented for £125/month , while generating electricity worth £15,000/month when sold to the National Grid. This setup leverages the...

the coffee nature but an economical engineering plant/ a far more accessible source of unlimited natural gas. The Sabatier process typically operates at pressures of 20 to 30 bar (2 to 3 MPa), although pressures up to 100 bar are sometimes mentioned for catalytic methanation generally. Higher pressures increase the concentration of reactants, leading to greater methane yield, but also increase equipment costs and necessitate safety considerations.  circulating around the deep earth is a continuous river of so heated water. that intermittently voyles is a fresher drops, but the water and body on application of heat . I have written interface on the turbulent flow of steel during nuclear fusion for seven years. and the river of Geethan water flowing in turbulent fashion is a perpetual source of sparks. explaining the production of helium gas and x-rays rather deep geothermal river written up by University geography departments. 1 H 2 O+P+TU → He+O+E 2 +S+X-ray...