energy
3 theories and 2 videos tagged with this topic.
Theories (3)
UAP Propulsion via p-B11 Fusion
The theory that UAP 'orbs' utilize the specific non-equilibrium plasma and p-B11 fusion described in Miley's paper for propulsion.
Z-pinch fusion
A method of fusion that compresses hot plasma using a self-generated magnetic force.
Hidden Fusion Solution
The theory that a viable fusion reactor design was published in 2016 but remains unimplemented publicly due to national security classification.
Videos (2)
Why The Orbs Had To Be Fusion
The video discusses Zap Energy, a company developing a compact nuclear fusion reactor using a technology called Z-pinch. Unlike conventional fusion reactors that are the size of stadiums, Zap Energy's reactor could fit in a garage. The video explains how the Z-pinch technology works, the scientific principles behind it, and its potential applications, including its possible use in the MH370 orbs. The video also discusses the challenges and advancements in fusion technology, as well as the historical context and the potential for revolutionary energy solutions.
They Solved Fusion in 2016. Nobody Noticed.
This video analyzes a 2016 scientific paper by George Miley titled 'Reactor for boron fusion with picosecond ultra high-powered laser pulses and ultra high magnetic field trapping.' The presenter argues that this paper reveals a complete solution to fusion energy that was overlooked by the public. The proposed method involves using ultra-high-powered lasers (specifically picosecond pulses) combined with ultra-high magnetic fields (potentially using REBCO superconductors) to create a 'non-equilibrium plasma' or 'plasmoid.' This setup allows for aneutronic fusion using proton-boron-11 (p-B11), which produces negligible radioactive pollution and allows for direct energy conversion to electricity, bypassing the traditional steam cycle. The presenter claims this technology is likely classified for national security reasons and suggests a connection to 'orbs' seen in UAP videos (specifically MH370), implying that the physics described in the paper explains the propulsion of these objects.