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Nuclear Energy Fusion:     more books (100)

FESAC letter on FY2004 budget.(U.S. Department of Energy Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee's budget): An article from: Fusion Power Report Energy from Inertial Fusion Review of computer applications in the Magnetic Fusion Energy Theory Program (SuDoc E 1.19:0421) by U.S. Dept of Energy, 1989 Review of the Department of Energy's Inertial Confinement Fusion Program: The National Ignition Facility (Compass Series) by Committee for the Review of the Department of Energy's Inertial Confinement Fusion Program, National Research Council, 1997-03-24 An Assessment of the Department of Energy's Office of Fusion Energy Sciences Program (Compass Series) by Fusion Science Assessment Committee, Plasma Science Committee, et all 2001-04-17 Fusion Energy, the Ultimate Energy Source (Fusion Energy Foundation Series) by Fusion Ene, 1986-10 Nuclear fusion (Geneva series on the peaceful uses of atomic energy,2nd series) by William Phelps Allis, 1960 Prospects for Fusion Power Current Trends in International Fusion Research (The Language of Science) The Plasma Boundary of Magnetic Fusion Devices (Series in Plasma Physics) by P.C Stangeby, 2000-01-01 Latest Advances In Atomic Cluster Collisions: Fission, Fusion, Electron, Ion And Photon Impact Energy Conversion: Nuclear Reactor Technology, Jet Engine, Nuclear Fusion, Wind Generator, Steam Engine, Photoelectric Effect, Solar Energy Ciamda 98: An Index to the Literature on Atomic and Molecular Collision Data Relevant to Fusion Research by International Atomic Energy Agency, 1999-01 Cold fusion: Nuclear fusion, Martin Fleischmann, Stanley Pons, Electrolysis, Heavy water, Palladium, Neutron, Tritium, Pathological science, United States Department of Energy, Bubble fusion

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101. BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | EU 'confident' Of Star Power Site
     2013. fusion powers stars and is seen as a cleaner approach to energyproduction than nuclear fission and fossil fuels. Mr Busquin  
     http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3735017.stm
     
     Extractions: The Jet machine can produce 'star power' plasma (right) Europe is still confident that it will be chosen to host Iter, the world's biggest nuclear fusion reactor. Philippe Busquin, the EU's research commissioner, told gathered experts the volume of Europe's fusion research would double from 2007 to 2013. Fusion powers stars and is seen as a cleaner approach to energy production than nuclear fission and fossil fuels. Mr Busquin was speaking at a 25th anniversary event at the Jet (Joint European Torus) fusion centre. The Jet project is one of the world's leading fusion research facilities, and holds the record for fusion energy production. Based at Culham in Oxfordshire, it is a collaboration between all European fusion organisations, and involves technology and physics research from the global scientific and engineering community. Prime Minister Tony Blair sent a message of support for the achievements of the project, which could lead to a substantial reduction in the use of fossil fuels to produce electricity.

102. Nuclear Flash In A Pan: Sparks Fly Over Table-top Fusion Claims.
     The findings cock a snook at decades of efforts to harness nuclear fusion for energygeneration in hugely expensive reactors that create extreme conditions of  
     http://www.nature.com/nsu/020304/020304-3.html
     
     Extractions: 5 March 2002 PHILIP BALL Currently fusion reactors look more like this prototype at Princeton. To physicists, it sounds like the discovery of the Holy Grail. Researchers in the United States and Russia are tentatively claiming to have seen nuclear fusion in a simple bench-top experiment with nothing more than a beaker of liquid and some sound waves The findings cock a snook at decades of efforts to harness nuclear fusion for energy generation in hugely expensive reactors that create extreme conditions of temperature and pressure. If the claims are verified, the team will have achieved the same processes at a tiny fraction of the cost, using equipment available to almost anyone. But that does not in itself guarantee that this new process would be useful for power generation. It's one thing to produce a tiny amount of nuclear fusion, as the results seem to imply. Turning it into a viable industrial process is another matter entirely. "Scientists will - and should - remain sceptical until the experiments are reproduced by others," says nuclear physicist Fred Becchetti of the University of Michigan. Past claims for 'table-top fusion' have, he warns, been irreproducible.

103. Fusion
     fusion This Internet site, part of the FusEdWeb series, consists of a clickable chart representing the subject of fusion. Users can choose different areas of the chart (a postersized version of  
     http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://fusedweb.pppl.gov/CPEP/Chart.html&y=

104. General Atomics Fusion Education
     Quick Links Mission Statement What is fusion? Teacher Resources StudentResources Calendar Contact Us Driving Directions Free Material  
     http://fusioned.gat.com/

105. NNSA - Page Not Found
     Webmaster webmaster@nnsa.doe.gov. Error 404 Page Not Found. NationalNuclear Security Administration United States Department of energy.  
     http://www.dp.doe.gov/Public/default.htm

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