Mainstream fusion research

Field-reversed configuration (FRC)

A variety of compact toroid with no appreciable toroidal field, beta values close to unity, no rotational transform, and equilibrium currents maintained by diamagnetism. Characterized by a scrape-off layer exhausting heat and particles outside the coil system.

Scientists / Papers

Paul Czysz; Astron device (1979)

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The Secret Link Between Fusion Reactors and UFO Orbs →

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UAP Orbs Are Field-Reversed Configuration Compact Toroids

The spherical plasma orbs observed in UAP footage are not exotic alien technology but man-made (or naturally occurring) field-reversed configuration devices known as compact toroids. These have a closed magnetic field line region inside a separatrix (containing the power source/fusion reactor) and an open field line sheath outside (the visible plasma). The orbs exhaust energy through axial open field lines and maintain stability through diamagnetic equilibrium currents.

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