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Cold Plasma Fusion Reactor by ENG8 Based on Exotic Vacuum Object/plasmoid research. Produces electrical overunity of 3x+ and getting more efficient. Pretty cool to look at too.

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Vance Ginn1 год назад

Deep dive into the complexities of energy markets. Explore the barriers and opportunities in energy policy, the role of permitting reforms, and the importance of innovation in achieving energy abundance. Catch my latest episode.

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DP1 год назад

We need one for your podcast room good back drop

Фото профиля Vakev540
Vakev5401 год назад

Why is it called cold when that jank looks hot?

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Ashton Forbes1 год назад

It’s cold relative to the sun.

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BGivka1 год назад

I don't get the physics of it, but I kind of grasp the end result. Very cool.

Фото профиля Aaron Kesseler
Aaron Kesseler1 год назад

Awesome😎 Link to the company and/or the research data?

Фото профиля Ashton Forbes
Ashton Forbes1 год назад

This is from one of their open calls. You can find them via Google.

Фото профиля Mark De witte
Mark De witte1 год назад

Daniel T Cooper magnetic power generators COP 100 and multiples....

Фото профиля crazyrichaussie
crazyrichaussie1 год назад

If we can have decentralised energy for our homes THAT WOULD BE A GOOD THING! We have no need for powerlines, cables & power stations anymore. Old obsolete energy systems. ZPE!

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