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The Fundamental Problem With Tokamak Fusion

Robert Bussard explains fundamental problems with tokamak fusion and why spherical electric field fusion is superior. Proton boron 11 fusion releases three helium atoms with no neutrons radiation free unlike DT fusion. Tokamaks suffer from right hand rule magnetic forces that do not restore particles, causing random walk processes where particles jump to walls after thousand collisions before fusion occurs, requiring machines measured in meters. ITER projected cost 12 billion with another 30 billion over next 25-30 years, US already spent 18 billion on tokamaks with no end in sight. Stars are spherical fusion reactors none toroidal held together by central force fields. Spherical electric fields with 1 over r squared convergence cause particles to focus toward center increasing density squared, fusion power goes as density squared cross section velocity volume. Polyhedral configuration links to thermonuclear weapons and wormhole physics.