Aneutronic fusion

The theory that aneutronic thermonuclear bombs provide the optimal energy source for creating wormholes because they release energy as pure electricity rather than heat. The massive electromagnetic energy density created by aneutronic fusion (approximately 3x more efficient) can bend spacetime enough to create traversable wormholes.

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The researcher says China, at Hefei, is building tokamaks of the kind his team studied 20 years ago, and that for all he knows people elsewhere without America's 'mental constraints' will beat the US to fusion.

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The theory that fusion can occur at lower temperatures ('cool fusion') by using spacetime manipulation or high-density electron fields to reduce the Coulomb barrier, enabling aneutronic fusion (Proton-Boron 11) in compact devices.

Proposes a new energy paradigm replacing inefficient steam cycles with 90 to 100 percent efficient direct conversion from aneutronic fusion charged particles

Standard fusion is too inefficient (33%) to manipulate space-time, but aneutronic fusion (90% efficient) generates enough electricity to affect zero-point energy

Ashton Forbes suggests that the remarkable stability of FRC plasma comes from charged particles exchanging energy with a zero point energy medium in spacetime rather than operating in true vacuum

The plasma orbs in the MH370 videos are US military drones utilizing technology described in David Froning's 2004 book, specifically aneutronic fusion and FRC plasma confinement.

The theory that the US has already achieved practical fusion energy, particularly aneutronic fusion with direct energy conversion, but is keeping it secret or slowly releasing it.

The researcher says fusion space engines would be a thousand times better than anything else: single stage to Mars in four weeks, launch to low Earth orbit at $25 a kilogram, and 76 days to Titan.

The 'high beta' regime in IEC fusion couples gravity to electromagnetism through an extra dimension, allowing the reduction of the Coulomb barrier and enabling aneutronic fusion at lower temperatures.