NANO DUST FUSION

摘要

After about 60 years of multibillion dollar efforts, the "official" versions of controlled nuclear fusion could not yield any results, despite all the efforts. Cold fusion did reach the overunity stage, though usually not in a reliable manner, except for the efforts of Rossi and Focardi, or Arata and Zhang. The Italian Rossi device seems to be ready for mass production. It looks like the original Pons-Fleischmann solution stumbled into the periphery of the right technical approach, like flapping wing-type airplanes at the dawn of aviation. The "gold mine" of controlled nuclear fusion parameters are to be sought at even higher temperatures, and by a different technical setup. The main arena of this effort is transient, dusty plasma of nano-size carbon particles supported by ion-acoustic resonances with hundreds of resonance peaks. The result is a reliable process having multiple nuclear transmutations.