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This Machine Might* Save the World
The source of endless energy for all humankind resides just off Government Street in Burnaby, British Columbia, up the little spit of blacktop on Bonneville Place and across the parking lot from Shade-O-Matic blind manufacturers and wholesalers. The future is there, in that mostly empty office with the vomit-green walls -- and inside the brain of Michel Laberge, 47, bearded and French-Canadian.6.2.2009 at 06:36pm - Comment by occfan001im not sure i get the thing about the acoustic waves being used to compress the plasma. is it kinda like how at a concert i went to recently it was hard to breath through my nose because every time i tried the bass was so strong that it was either compressing the air or closing my nostrils? (it may sound weird but im just trying to find something i can relate it to so that i can actually understand it)
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The Littlest Big Bang
1.6.2009 at 11:49am - Comment by occfan001if this is true and the brane our universe is in collided with another brane does that mean that there could be othe universes?????
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The Littlest Big Bang
1.6.2009 at 11:49am - Comment by occfan001if this is true and the brane our universe is in collided with another brane does that mean that there could be othe universes?????
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The Littlest Big Bang
1.6.2009 at 11:49am - Comment by occfan001if this is true and the brane our universe is in collided with another brane does that mean that there could be othe universes?????
- Technology
The Littlest Big Bang
1.6.2009 at 11:49am - Comment by occfan001if this is true and the brane our universe is in collided with another brane does that mean that there could be othe universes?????
- Technology
The Littlest Big Bang
1.6.2009 at 11:49am - Comment by occfan001if this is true and the brane our universe is in collided with another brane does that mean that there could be othe universes?????
- Technology
The Littlest Big Bang
1.6.2009 at 11:48am - Comment by occfan001if this is true and the brane our universe is in collided with another brane does that mean that there could be othe universes?????
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This Machine Might* Save the World
The source of endless energy for all humankind resides just off Government Street in Burnaby, British Columbia, up the little spit of blacktop on Bonneville Place and across the parking lot from Shade-O-Matic blind manufacturers and wholesalers. The future is there, in that mostly empty office with the vomit-green walls -- and inside the brain of Michel Laberge, 47, bearded and French-Canadian.1.6.2009 at 11:41am - Comment by occfan001Before I ask another question im just gonna say that im a 10th grade student in high school which is why i dont understand the process completely. now for the question: what is the point of the liquid lithium lead mixture?
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This Machine Might* Save the World
The source of endless energy for all humankind resides just off Government Street in Burnaby, British Columbia, up the little spit of blacktop on Bonneville Place and across the parking lot from Shade-O-Matic blind manufacturers and wholesalers. The future is there, in that mostly empty office with the vomit-green walls -- and inside the brain of Michel Laberge, 47, bearded and French-Canadian.1.6.2009 at 11:03am - Comment by occfan001that maybe the mass required for stars but this is smaller so are you sure there isnt a risk for like a "mininova" or something???? p.s what about the risk of nuclear fallout or something of that sort????
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This Machine Might* Save the World
The source of endless energy for all humankind resides just off Government Street in Burnaby, British Columbia, up the little spit of blacktop on Bonneville Place and across the parking lot from Shade-O-Matic blind manufacturers and wholesalers. The future is there, in that mostly empty office with the vomit-green walls -- and inside the brain of Michel Laberge, 47, bearded and French-Canadian.1.5.2009 at 11:11am - Comment by occfan001i dont under stand much about nuclear fusion if they ever do succeed in sustaining a fusion reaction what would the risk of it eventually going supernava be????
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