The Hidden Geometry That Powers Fusion Flight

Summary

Hidden geometry powering fusion flight includes mirror configurations Hemholtz coils creating magnetic wormholes plasma flowing magnetic fields first adiabatic invariant David Kirkley Helium Fusion magnetic field intensity minimum middle maximum coil location mirror trapping ratio injection control neutral beam injectors temperature classical fluid transport collisionality electron thermal conduction ambipolar potential barrier thermal electron conductivity plasma density large size tandem mirror setup electrostatic potential shape confine escaping electrons ions end cells radio frequency heating neutral beam injection positive potential electrostatic plugs reducing loss positive ions central cell field reverse configuration plasma confinement ring current electric particles field reversal napkin ring shaped closed magnetic field lines Astron device 1979 beam orbit size comparable device dimensions compact Tori configurations rare earth materials superconducting magnets 15 Tesla high energy beam injection external power injection N cells negligible global energy balance large Q feasible plasma orbs must have something inside injecting energy maintain shape compact Tori field reverse mirror common with compact Tori configurations gas dynamic mirror gas trap monatomic gas Salvatore Py