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03/10/09 at 5:45 pm

hey
sorry but i didnt have the time to read what im sure is a very good summary of your experiment

did u actually achieve stable nuclear fusion?

im sure that MIT or UCONN would be happy to know about this, especially if u did achieve stable nuclear fusion (i do not represent/attend either of those universities, im just suggesting them)

because im pretty sure that they have received grants in the past to fund hydrogen fuel cell energy production and they might be interested in this too, but i dont know

but make sure to patent your idea first if you havent already because then u can get credit for it

good luck


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