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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]
Bernardo de La Paz
(60,320 posts)64. Read again. You are fantasizing what you want to see. I have written nothing in this thread about nuclear power
But yet you make stuff up. ** poof ** goes your last shred of credibility.
You sound like a lobbyist for the nuclear power industry and their cover up of the dangers of nuclear power in addition to the fact that you're not an engineer,
You know nothing about my engineering expertise or training. But making stuff up has not been a barrier for you as your post #49 shows.
Is your father dead? You seem to use past tense referring to him.
What is your "profession", if you have one?
Stop.
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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