[AntonioLao]

Nuclear physics describes three possible fusion reactions as the following: (1) deuteron + deuteron ® helium-3 + neutron + energy, (2) deuteron + deuteron ® triton + proton + energy, and (3) deuteron + deuteron ® helium-4 + energy. The first two are considered radioactive. Astrophysicists, generally agree that the percentages of helium isotopes in the Universe show a figure dominated by helium-4. However, it is believed that naturally one atom of rare isotope of helium-3 exist per few millions helium atoms in the Earth’s crust and atmosphere.

The telltale of helium-3 existence was noted in September, 1926 by two German scientists. In the tradition of the alchemists, they claimed to have transformed lead (Pb) into gold (Au) in reverse since pound per pound gold is actually lighter than lead. In other words, they created heavier helium from lighter hydrogen atoms. The process is done by forcing extreme heat and pressure into metals, for example the metal palladium. The continued interest in solid-state cold fusion within metals led to the surprising discovery by three Soviet scientists in 1978, B. A. Mamyrin, L. V. Khabarin, and V. S. Yudenich. What they found is a more convincing telltale of helium-3 cold fusion to which mystery lies along the road to electronegativity (the next topic).

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao Nuclear physics describes three possible fusion reactions as the following: (1) deuteron + deuteron ® helium-3 + neutron + energy, (2) deuteron + deuteron ® triton + proton + energy, and (3) deuteron + deuteron ® helium-4 + energy. The first two are considered radioactive. Astrophysicists, generally agree that the percentages of helium isotopes in the Universe show a figure dominated by helium-4. However, it is believed that naturally one atom of rare isotope of helium-3 exist per few millions helium atoms in the Earth’s crust and atmosphere. The telltale of helium-3 existence was noted in September, 1926 by two German scientists. In the tradition of the alchemists, they claimed to have transformed lead (Pb) into gold (Au) in reverse since pound per pound gold is actually lighter than lead. In other words, they created heavier helium from lighter hydrogen atoms. The process is done by forcing extreme heat and pressure into metals, for example the metal palladium. The continued interest in solid-state cold fusion within metals led to the surprising discovery by three Soviet scientists in 1978, B. A. Mamyrin, L. V. Khabarin, and V. S. Yudenich. What they found is a more convincing telltale of helium-3 cold fusion to which mystery lies along the road to electronegativity (the next topic).

Think we need to dig this post up now,as it might well provide an arrow that hits the
bullseye of the coming reality of fusional processing!

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick the coming reality of fusional processing

The success lies within the complete mixing of Fermi liquid and Bose liquid.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao The success lies within the complete mixing of Fermi liquid and Bose liquid.

That will not be a very easy task,I feel!



regards michael

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick That will not be a very easy task

If it was easy nature would not have taken billions of years to do it. However, the big bang was easy since it took nature only 100 millionth billionth billionth billionth billionth of a second.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao If it was easy nature would not have taken billions of years to do it. However, the big bang was easy since it took nature only 100 millionth billionth billionth billionth billionth of a second.

Oh that long!To produce the fusional sequence will take a tad longer,I feel.




regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Oh that long

It is called the process of nucleosynthesis. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleosynthesis

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao It is called the process of nucleosynthesis. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleosynthesis

Thanks for the link,the whole of nature moves towards synthesis,it is part of
the evolutionary cycle.




regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick is part of the evolutionary cycle.

An evolutionary process starting from simple to complex. From a DNA molecule to a human being. From atoms to stars and galaxies. Yet all is contained in one single simple passive universe.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao An evolutionary process starting from simple to complex. From a DNA molecule to a human being. From atoms to stars and galaxies. Yet all is contained in one single simple passive universe.

Simple to complex,then prehaps with self aware consciousness present,a gradual
cloaking down of the complexity to reveal the inner simplicity.



regards michael.