They are cousins. States in the deep south, such as Alabama, are stereotyped as being very redneck and open to incest. And then stories like this pop up it fits every stereotype.
They are cousins. States in the deep south, such as Alabama, are stereotyped as being very redneck and open to incest. And then stories like this pop up it fits every stereotype.
I wore my formal bath towel
I read something a while back from a guy while wearing a T-shirt with a stop sign on it, a couple robotaxies stopped in front of him. It got me thinking you could cause some chaos walking around with a speed limit 65 shirt.
Caramelldansen. On a loop. Full volume.
That’s just Donny, he’s out of his element.
I think you are missing the point of fusion as we know it.
Pistons are pushed by small controlled explosions a thousand or so times a minute. Each explosion pushes the piston, which makes the crankshaft turn.
Fusion, however is a continuous source of heat to produce steam that turns a turbine to make electricity. It’s meant to be an alternative to nuclear power just with much less danger involved. Fusion can’t melt down like nuclear. Fusion also would require very little fuel to keep going.
Unless I am missing the point of your update, I just don’t think it’s possible to make a fusion piston. I believe the only way is to use fusion to make steam to power a turbine.
Diesel engines don’t use spark plugs, they use pressure to ignite the fuel. What purpose would fusion serve here?
As for gas engines, why? Starting fusion reactions takes an insane amount of energy, we have yet to make one that produces more power than is put in. Spark plugs are much more efficient.
“Fediverse” is listed though. Does that include all of the federated services or just a few?
Liquidated in the Fremen sense?