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In reply to the discussion: One step closer to using nuclear fusion as a new source of carbon free energy.... [View all]
A HERETIC I AM
(24,875 posts)26. I'm still not clear about....
Whether or not your father was an engineer.
Can you restate that a couple dozen more times, please?
Just want to make sure everyone gets it.
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One step closer to using nuclear fusion as a new source of carbon free energy.... [View all]
a kennedy
Jul 2024
OP
When you BURN hydrogen (chemically), yes, the waste is water. 2H2 + O2 ---- 2H2O + heat (eg Hindenburg)
The Unmitigated Gall
Jul 2024
#6
There you go again with your disrespect for my father's engineering expertise
GoreWon2000
Jul 2024
#43
My engineer father's engineering resume and engineering expertise speaks for itself
GoreWon2000
Jul 2024
#27
I highly recommend YOU leave it to engineers specializing in nuclear energy and fusion
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#30
But you are not an engineer, right? Yet you think your filtering of daddy's non-expert opinion is engineering wisdom
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#41
Rather than yourself, repeating your interpretation of an inexpert opinion outside of your father's field. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#32
So. 1) You're a perfect student, 2) You're a nuclear engineer, 3) You're a nuclear physicist, or
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#44
Hydrogen for combusting comes from fossil fuels and is very greenhouse gas heavy
dem_4_lyfe
Jul 2024
#21
Most H2 is fossil fuel derived now, but will be less in the future as green electricity is used to electrolyze H2O
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#62
Tell us again how automotive expertise makes your father better than nuclear engineers and physicists. . . .nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#47
Read again. You are fantasizing what you want to see. I have written nothing in this thread about nuclear power
Bernardo de La Paz
Jul 2024
#64
The equipment used in this process will be needed to be replaced often as to the nature
Tikki
Jul 2024
#57
The thing is that for decades, one after another hot potential fusion experiment
MineralMan
Jul 2024
#65
I pass by this lab several times a week. It is amazing this is happening so close!
AllyCat
Jul 2024
#76