Toshiba to open up U.S. nuclear-power business

Yes I am.: I stand corrected.

It is technically possible to produce miniscule amounts of energy in very controlled magnetic fields
however, it still requires much more energy to start the reaction then the reaction itself produces so it is still not possible to build a fusion reactor to generate electricity. (in answer to the previous posters assertion.); Posted by: Tigertank Posted on: 03/06/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Hah. Fat chance. frgough | 03/06/08

programed? Tigertank | 03/06/08

Educate yourself. WyndWalker02@... | 03/06/08

Class starts now. Tigertank | 03/06/08

Fair Comparison? edcny1@... | 03/07/08

Fusion?!?!?! Tigertank | 03/06/08

You are wrong. Atlant | 03/06/08

Yes I am. Tigertank | 03/06/08

Practical fusion... Bill4 | 03/08/08

Monju Nuclear Reactor Incident MisterMiester | 03/06/08

Nuclear power realities edward.arnold@... | 03/07/08

Distributed power... wmlundine | 03/07/08

All true however Altotus | 03/07/08

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