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A few observations of some resent posts, when put together, may or may not make sense?
Post (1); http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/83911 ,
Post (2); http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/88285/Fusion-Breakthrough-at-NIF-Uh-Not-Really,
Post (1) refers to an article that points out that a force radiates from the sun, approximately monthly, that changes the rate of decay of radioactive materials. So does this force emanate from the fusion process? Is there a force that aligns and holds Neutrons in place, something like the electron shell? Electrons can be moved out of there shell by an electro magnetic force. Is there a force that has the same effect on neutrons?
Post (2) Is an article on the nuclear fusion process, and its limitations.
Observation; Cold fusion and nuclear fusion are not success stories, So my observation is do you think that nuclear and cold fusion could succeed if they are made to work together in tandem, with nuclear fusion radiating a force that in close proximity to cold fusion ensures that the process works, and the energy from the cold fusion fed into the primary side of the nuclear fusion and the secondary energy output from the nuclear fusion process being a net gain.
Regards JD.
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