RadianceOfThought
RadianceOfThought
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8th Aug 2013
15th Oct 2013
This is an example of the power that can be gained from fusion. It only takes a bit hydrogen to create large amounts of elecricity. Fusion can be sustained to produce massive amounts of power. Please comment. If you vote down, please tell me why.
hydrogen fusion electricity

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  • funkymonkey115
    funkymonkey115
    11th Aug 2013
    its awesome what this game can achieve
  • funkymonkey115
    funkymonkey115
    11th Aug 2013
    #Communism
  • All4Staals
    All4Staals
    11th Aug 2013
    @zachbell: I used gpmp as well, but I then did a side project that replicated the results of gpmp with the generation of a magnetic field. So in mine, gpmp represents said magnetic field that is being generated ,and sustained, by the power it produces. The side project was only theoretical because I wouldn't want to risk a high powered magnetic pulse in my backyard now would I! ;)
  • All4Staals
    All4Staals
    11th Aug 2013
    @eman123: it is possible, it just costs a lot and no company would ever back it because it's nowhere near as profitable as what they use now.
  • RadianceOfThought
    RadianceOfThought
    10th Aug 2013
    I replaced the psts with gpmp. It seems to have a possitive affect on the fusion.
  • RadianceOfThought
    RadianceOfThought
    10th Aug 2013
    @AlteredGenesis, If you mean from the oxygen, that isn't required. It wouldn't be good to have bmtl forming in the chamber. It would block the production of hydrogen if it built up too much.
  • AlteredGenesis
    AlteredGenesis
    10th Aug 2013
    zach you also forgot bmtl
  • Schneumer
    Schneumer
    10th Aug 2013
    oopps 4 atoms of hydrogen
  • Schneumer
    Schneumer
    10th Aug 2013
    asking why 4 atoms of oxygen make a chamber full of oxygen is like asking how did a little boy become a man....i think lol :)
  • eman123
    eman123
    10th Aug 2013
    @zachbell i think you should remove the conv