Introduction
I believe I have solved the major problem that has haunted scientists in their quest for creating commercial electric power via nuclear fusion. I am so certain of this, I have spent tens of thousands of dollars and years of work on the project. What is the key? The Ball-of-Light Particle Model explains how spherical waves electric, magnetic, and gravitational fields work. Fusion scientists have been trying to create cylindrical plasmas -- or quasi-cylindrical plasmas in donut-shaped "tokamaks." Every time the plasma follows its natural tendency to form a spherical wave pattern, the fusion scientists find another "instability." The key is to stop fighting the spherical patterns and to use them for our advantage.
The Basics of Fusion
- What is Fusion -- the fusion reaction
- World Energy
- Fusion versus Fission
- Nuclear Fusion Reactors
- Tokamaks
- Spheromaks
- Stellarators
- ITER
- Magnetic Confinement
- Inertial Confinement
- Confinement Time
- Temperature
- Plasma Pressure
- Beta
- Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD)
- Fusion Instabilities
- Ignition
- Demo
Other Confinement Techniques
- Z-Pinches
- Mirror Machines
- Misc. (FRC, RFP, LDX)
- Sonofusion (Sonoluminesence) (Acoustic Inertial Confinement Fusion)
A new technique, The Spherical Pinch
- The Poynting Vector
- Spherical Electromagnetic Waves
- Patent
- The Basic Design
- Variations on the Design
- Nordberg Fusion Technologies, Inc.
- Benefits
- Goals
- Short Term and Long Term To Do List
Astronomical
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