had this technology since the 50s? wow yeah, because there have been no breakthroughs in any forms of physics since then has there?

*shakes head*

Great if it happens, but unless they pull it out of the bag... well... *shrugs*

Originally posted by pheonix358
It is interesting how tech follows SciFi.

The TV show 'Lost In Space' produced in the 60s had a flying saucer that was fueled by deuterium.

Was pretty sure they were fueled by "deutronium". Whatever that might be.

Originally posted by Bedlam

Originally posted by pheonix358
It is interesting how tech follows SciFi.

The TV show 'Lost In Space' produced in the 60s had a flying saucer that was fueled by deuterium.

Was pretty sure they were fueled by "deutronium". Whatever that might be.

Not sure on lost in space, but the Enterprise relied on deuterium fuel. It was mixed with antimatter in the warp core.

I thought Lockeed skunk works only developed top secret aircraft.

Originally posted by DylanShaft17
I thought Lockeed skunk works only developed top secret aircraft.

You're close.

Former Lockheed Skunk Works director Ben Rich spilled the beans.

- Top Secret Aircraft
- Top Secret Spacecraft
- Star Wars / Star Trek , anything you can imagine we have been there and done that.

This Lockheed Reactor is clearly superior to option being developed in France.
It looks like Lockheed is providing "tech assist" to the Europeans!

Your solution will work but this is better!!!

A Crystalline Fusion Generator is even better for a starship.

Originally posted by hisshadow
Not sure on lost in space, but the Enterprise relied on deuterium fuel. It was mixed with antimatter in the warp core.

Star Trek hired technical consultants to review the scripts, Lost in Space obviously didn't, but it's hard to understand how they could be so clueless even without technical consultants. In Lost in Space they were a million miles away and they made it sound like they were in the next solar system, but that's only 4 times the distance to the moon...pretty clueless writers on that show.

Regarding this small fusion generator, I have no idea if they will succeed or not, but I give them better odds than Rossi of actually developing a working generator. Of course, Rossi claims he's already done that, but if so, how come I can't buy one?