By: tom|07 July, 2008|Categories: fusion . geeky stuff . links . sustainable living
looks like Dr. Nebel has let go some hints that the WB-7 experiment is producing the results that Dr. Bussard said he got with WB-6 and they are already thinking of skipping an intermediate step to go to a full size next version.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/7/1/203528/4445/43/545079
By: tom|21 April, 2008|Categories: geeky stuff . links . sustainable living
Dr. Richard Nebel from? EMC2 is continuing Dr. Robert Bussards Polywell Fusion ideas to produce a machine that can produce unlimited clean and safe electricity. I found a forum where Dr. Nebel and heaps of other people discuss the progress, problems and simulations on how this device will work. Indrek Mandre has created some very pretty simulations of the electric…
Read more »By: tom|25 July, 2007|Categories: geeky stuff . sustainable living
looks like ahhnold is going to fund a multi million dollar project that will continue robert bussards work on fusion reactors.
yay !!
he’s going to save the world…again…
By: tom|06 July, 2007|Categories: from the road . sustainable living . travel
today we took a drive to the north of holland to the province of friesland. the first thing that i noticed is that there are wind turbines everywhere over here ! as far as the eye can see, no matter where you are there are wind turbines.. and they look good !! they will start building wind parks offshore…
Read more »Interesting Argument About Global Warming
simple risk assessment technique applied to global warming
By: tom|27 April, 2007|Categories: geeky stuff . sustainable living
it’s not like cold fusion but it also isn’t as expensive as ITER.
dr. robert bussard explains a different way to generate cheap, safe and abundant energy. more information here, here and here.
The podcast on this: http://www.blognow.com.au/SustainableVoices site is very interesting. Especially the episode about peak oil and it’s effect on food security it’s about 45 minutes long but worth the listen.
Read more »By: tom|18 February, 2004|Categories: conspiracy corner . funny . geeky stuff . links . sustainable living
about a year and a half ago a few friends and i had a bit of an ‘email war’ about the price of petrol. this was all started by one of those ‘boycot [insert scumbag oil company name here] and they will have to drop the price’ emails..i put forward the opinion that i think the petrol price should go…
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