Re: Ten rocket loads could supply all the energy needs of humankind for a year
From: Spud (omeganumber_at_yahoo.co.uk)
Date: 07/14/04
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Date: 14 Jul 2004 13:46:30 -0700
habshi@anony.com (Habshi) wrote in message news:<40f1a5ab.32803038@news.clara.net>...
> Of Helium 3 , an element used in hydrogen fusion .
> This year the energy output of fusion equalled the energy input .
> Once its scaled up ten times all our energy needs for the next million
> years will be solved , even terraforming planets.
> Helium 3 is abundant on the moon , which shows why America,
> Russia , China and India are anxious to get there and bring it over .
We dont need to go to the moon for Helium 3 at least 20 years, it is
more ecconomical to use the supply from the production and
maintainance of neuks.
The first commercial N Fusion reactors will be deuterium tritium
based.
The neutron problem solved by using Helium 3 will wait until the
superconducting problems are solved.
Reactors will just shut down for maintainance regularly.
Spud
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