May

15

Your Chance to Help Solve Fusion Power

May 15, 2014 | 2 Comments

Back on May 6th, Lawrenceville Plasma Physics and the Focus Fusion Society launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign in an attempt to harness commercial fusion power using Eric Lerner’s theories on temperature and compression in a controlled plasma emission. Simply put – the research is proving out. The money needed is running out. The Focus Fusion […]

Oct

31

Tri-Alpha Energy Comes Out With Boron Fuel News

October 31, 2012 | 4 Comments

Tri-Alpha Energy has allowed a bit of its research out into the world with a 79 page pdf document rich in background, results of the efforts early research, and a surprise about how the potential fuel, Boron (pB11) would react in a fusion reaction.  Hat tip to Brian Wang’s Next Big Future. Tri-Alpha’s position is, […]

Aug

10

Focus Fusion – Two Challenges Conquered One to Go

August 10, 2012 | 5 Comments

Lawrenceville Plasma Physics (LPP) published a record breaking report in the peer-reviewed journal Physics of Plasmas on their confinement of plasma with energies equivalent to 1.8 billion degrees Centigrade and an adequate confinement time needed for net fusion energy production in their Focus Fusion-1 (FF-1) machine.  That’s two challenges succumbed to determination working creativity to […]

Jun

28

Fusion That Works Better Than Expected

June 28, 2012 | 6 Comments

Since the 1940s science has been mesmerized by the potential of nuclear fusion to gain energy.  Ideas have came and went, some will not go away, and a small number of innovative thinkers have ideas that are gaining credibility with real results.  The world community has tossed tens of billions of dollar-valued wealth into the […]

Mar

27

Lerner’s Focus Fusion Meets the Boron Fuel Line

March 27, 2012 | 3 Comments

Dr. Eric Lerner’s Focus Fusion machine at Lawrenceville Plasma Physics (LPP) in New Jersey is heating and confining an ionized gas at record temperatures equivalent to over 1.8 billion degrees C, as described in a paper published March 23rd in Physics of Plasmas, the most often cited journal devoted to plasma physics published by the […]

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