nuclear fusion, the magic bullet?

**Pinelli** · 3rd January 2014, 12:04 PM

[QUOTE=Mick_Marsh;2056366]From a CSIRO report.

And I like this line:
"The heat is generated from the radioactive decay of trace elements within the granites."

Wonder if the Greenies will get on to the fact that geothermal power is nuclear based and want to ban it

mikehzz · 3rd January 2014, 05:28 PM

Gravity is the source of just about all the energy you can think of. Gravity causes the fusion reaction in the sun, the creation of heavy elements like Uranium and the heat from the Earth's core. As a flow on, the sun creates hydrocarbons etc. We should be trying to learn about gravity....it's very mysterious and we know **** all about it. Gravity is an innate perpetual energy creation machine. That's what I think anyway.

**SuperMono** · 3rd January 2014, 06:58 PM

Just finished reading through some reviews of Telsa's theories and research.
He proposed that the natural attributes of the Earth (gravity and vibration frequencies) could be used to distribute energy widely by wireless means.
He also proposed death rays and talking to Martians so sorting out the practical from the mad scientist probably isn't easy.

However, given he was certainly one of the most brilliant minds of anytime and discovered many of the underlying principles used in electrical and radio technologies some of the wilder stuff is probably worth revisiting.

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