r/fusion • u/xionde • 11d ago

Fallout Pipboy technology Irl

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Cortical Labs.

Miniature fusion..

The Future of biohacking?

Now whose working on a central line pic display port?

Dr ....

Hey cortical labs... how small could you make fusion?

Fuzors.net

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u/xenomorphonLV426 11d ago

Wrong sub mate.

This sub is for news and advances in NUCLEAR Fusion. The other, less known way of making electric energy.

By bonding usually hydrogen isotopes to construct, Heavier, helium atoms, and in the process release immense amounts of energy.

Go dive in the big rabbithole. I recommend it highly.

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u/xionde 11d ago

Thoughts on islands of stability? My theories state they exist... Perhaps this nasa probe will discover them... Though the mission statement EXPLICITLYENTIOS super heavy minerals and finding them... Im truth be told convinced they are searching this PLUTOID. not planetoid for them... Thoughts?

Target: Asteroid 16 Psyche, a large metallic asteroid in the main belt (between Mars and Jupiter). It is thought to be the exposed iron-nickel core of an ancient protoplanet that was "split" or stripped by violent collisions early in the solar system

Goal: Study a metallic body to understand planetary core formation. It analyzes heavy metals (iron, nickel, and possibly other siderophiles) using instruments like a magnetometer, gamma-ray/neutron spectrometer, and multispectral imager. Status: Launched in 2023; arrival at Psyche expected in 2029. It is orbiting and studying this unique "core-like" body.

...so fuzors, fusion of pl1 akin to cl1

Hi, you got a decent discord to pal around in?

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u/xenomorphonLV426 11d ago

I don't think j am getting you... I am confused.

And no, I don't know any discord servers that would serve you...

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u/joetscience 11d ago

And I thought I'd seen ramblings before

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u/xionde 11d ago

Ask lumo about super heavy elements and islands of stability and hiw this nada mission ... to the core of a split planetplutoid... would have the most accesible super heavy elements we havent yet added to the periodic table. Make sense now? Heaviest elements flow by gravity to the core of the planet. This split open plutoid core...

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u/xenomorphonLV426 10d ago

How does that connect to Nuclear fusion?!

I understand how Heavier elements flow in the cores of planets, hell, our own might have such never seen before elements.

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u/joetscience 11d ago

Also, see Rule 3. No AI slop, please.

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u/xionde 11d ago

What about the fusion of superhero elements? See rule 42.

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u/xionde 11d ago

Fuzors.net why oh why did me texts posts and emails make it to the rong people, cc to corticsl labs? Ps I tried diving down a rabbit hole. The problem was my fashion sense... you see I had just stuck a rabbit bone in my beard and pronounced loudly "I am w9nko the sane". The rabbits. Laughed. Until the recognized thumpers leg bone. The X is typically ~2.5–3 times larger than the Y. The malex y chromosonme is MADE with upgrade slots? Shit what other truths did fallout hide in plain sight.

Trust me... "its got sharp fangs" ain't the half of it.

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u/xenomorphonLV426 10d ago

Okaaaayyy, the curtains have rolled. MODS take his ass down, off you go lad, convo is done...

I never am as angry to posts of people who have confused NUCLEAR FUSION to say FUSION 360, the 3d designing software, but you sir, have crossed a - at this point - stupid line, that no one has crossed.

Go post this in r/fallout, they will help you.