Our own Richard Hull is featured in this video feature by Wall Street Journal reporter Sam Schechner:
fusor links
FUSOR FORUMS: The Heart of Fusor.net- MOST RECENT THREADS
Latest Fusor Discussions 
See who is actually producing fusion in their basements and garages!- Introduce Yourself
...and meet our newest members - The Original Fusor BBS
An archive of the earliest fusor discussions, from the old "Songs.com" website - "Intranets" Archive
An archive of our second forum site, between "Songs.com" and this one 
Check the "Image DuJour"- (c) Fusor.net - All Rights Reserved
Please note: All images and text are the property of the posting parties and should not be reproduced without their approval. 
Get a concise overview of the entire backyard fusion effort in "Amateur Nuclear Fusion" by Raymond Jimenez.
Other Fusion Websites
Brian McDermott's Introduction to Fusion- FusEdWEb
Fusion Energy Educational Website - The Open Fusion Project
Another Nascent Coordinating Effort
Recent Posts
- Farnsworth's Pontiac St. Plant Slated for the Wrecking Ball? Farnsworth Factory Up For Demolition | Indiana's NewsCenter: News, Sports, Weather, Fort Wayne WPTA-TV, WISE-TV, CW, and My Network | Local & Regional
- ITER On The Ropes
- High Schooler makes as "Star In A Jar"
- Another "Cheap" Fusion Device...!?!?!
- Fusion Provides Another Premise for Cinema
- "This Has Made It All Worthwhile"
- Another "Fusioneer" in the News
- Philo "gizmo" Featured in "Warehouse 13" (Tesla, too)
- "World's Biggest Science Experiment"
- IEEE Spectrum: Fusion on a Budget
Recent Comments
- Richard Hull on Farnsworth's Pontiac St. Plant Slated for the Wrecking Ball? Farnsworth Factory Up For Demolition | Indiana's NewsCenter: News, Sports, Weather, Fort Wayne WPTA-TV, WISE-TV, CW, and My Network | Local & Regional
- ItTakes2toFuse on Speaking of "Change..."
- ItTakes2toFuse on Speaking of "Change..."
- ItTakes2toFuse on Speaking of "Change..."
- Nintendo Ds cases on What Is This Site All About?
- aion kinah online on High Schooler makes as "Star In A Jar"
- Glud on Witnessing the Revolution
- john on Nobel Laureates Endorse Barack Obama
- ItTakes2toFuse on Speaking of "Change..."
- George Kanev on Speaking of "Change..."
« It's Official | Main | "Amateur Fusion" makes the Wall Street Journal »
August 17, 2008
TrackBack
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d8341ca8f953ef00e553ecd4958833
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Life with a Nuclear Fusor :
Comments
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
Help Keep Fusor.net Up and Running
Welcome, Newbies
- 01. What Is This Site All About?
- 02. Read: The World's Simplest Fusion Reactor
- 02.1 Read: Tom Ligon's 2008 Update to "The World's Simplest Fusion Reactor"
- 03. Simplified Fusor Schematic
- 04. Read The Patent
- 05. Richard Hull's "History of the Amateur Fusor Effort"
- 06.
- 07. FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions
- 08. Farnsworth's Fusor Lab
- 09. Tips for Fusor Builders
- 10. Fusion References
- 11. Newcomers, Please Introduce Yourselves
- 12.
- 13.
Fusion Media
Should Google Go Nuclear? Dr. Robert Bussard tells them how.
I met Philo T. Farnsworth in Maine where he was working on nuclear fusion, spent 3 days with him and his beloved Pem. A few things I remember from that visit: He told me that it took him as long to teach the PhDs who were working with him to become cr eative as it took them to earn their PhD degrees. He also said he believed that the good Lord would hold responsible the people who programmed television for what they did with this marvelous invention.
When he died, his wife wrote a book which Arch L. Madsen, then president of Bonneville International Corporation, published. I have a copy of the book. Madsen also saw that the tall mountain where the KSL Television (Salt Lake City, Utah) antenna was located was renamed Farnsworth Peak.
Mark Bench, Executive Director
World Press Freedom Committee
White Plains, NY
embench@aol.com
Posted by: Mark Bench | August 19, 2008 at 08:38 PM
http://coseinteressanti.altervista.org/Nuclear_Fusion_00.c4d
Posted by: Mark | September 21, 2008 at 03:07 PM