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Making progress in fusion plasmas! (m.phys.org)

submitted by garbotalk

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[–] garbotalk 5 points

Reptiliandude: Tap... Tap... //

Tap... Tap...

[–] garbotalk 3 points

We are one step closer to communicating through particle entanglement to answer the beacon!

Is "using radio-frequency (RF) waves to drive current in the plasma" how to tap? And if the Fibonnaci sequence was tapped in this way, using RF waves in a hydrogen encounter, would that cause the "disruptions" necessary to trigger particle entanglement that could answer the beacon?

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 3 points

Ignores you.
Looks down and draws silly geometric shapes in sand.

[–] fieldlilly 1 points

what kink of geometric shapes?

2d or 3D? How many sides?

[–] fieldlilly 2 points

Oh... and silicon instead of carbon, then?

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 3 points

That one got deleted quick over there...
You’ve been following me, I see.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Always. I perk up when I detect beacon talk, however obscured.

[–] explorer1357 1 points

(tap... tap...) (//) (tap... tap...)

SOS??

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[–] exicleus 1 points

From what I gathered of studying Isaac's philosopher's stone...

He already had natural fusion. It's a stabilized substance for manipulating energy, mass and atomic structures.

That source of fusion was used to communicate in real-time.

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And there is more than one type and way of making them.

How does one figure that the emerald tablet as being natural?

It's not, but is. It was grown from the very source, copied over through a fusion process of emeralds.

[–] fieldlilly 2 points

Check out this guy’s research:

https://physics.cornell.edu/itai-cohen

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[–] fieldlilly 1 points

I couldn’t get past the pay wall to read the actual published paper, but in the article, it suggests that the RF spectrum reduces the magnetic islands that form making tokamaks (basically donut-shaped plasma masses).
Spherical tokamaks already cut down on the size of the reactor, and I wonder that this RF stabilization could make them even smaller and requiring a smaller energy bill to get to the self-catalyst stage. Very interesting. Especially if you use graphine as the filament electrical conductor around the shape.