Q: Boss, do we give 'em tech details about our progress? A: *Nah, just pretend the subs to this kind of channel never heard of fusion, and make more info-tainment education vids*
Well I think it is safe to say Polaris will not be working in 2024 LOL. I think that everything is just taking longer to build than they hoped. They have to build everything from scratch the capacitors just everything from scratch and bigger and more complicated then Trenton. I always thought 2024 was too optimistic. Do not want anyone to take this the wrong way. I still believe Helion is the way forward. I still think they will have net power first either in 2025 or 2026 I would guess. Keep it up Helion I believe you have the future in your hands lol no pressure
I often wonder if they got more funding, could they outsource or hire contractors. It looks like not many staff there are working in a massive factory. -Ken
@christopherleubner6633 I bet. Was just discussing this yesterday. Pallet racks of capacitors. I assume discharging and recharging a large amount of their capacity per cycle.
So I know “how” fusion works. What I can’t find an answer for on your site or practically anywhere is literally HOW the fusion makes electricity? Are you still boiling water like 300 years ago or are you somehow pulling energy/electricity from the fusion process e.g. Star Trek fusion reactors. Could you please make a more detailed video about this as opposed to the literal basics of fusion?
They cover this in a couple UA-cam videos. A bunch of the energy expelled is in the form of kinetic energy of charged particles. These push against the magnetic field, which can recover it similar to how a piston works. The down stroke of a piston takes energy, because it is compressing gas. The gas then ignites and pushes back on the piston harder than the piston pushes it. Here, the magnetic field compresses the plasma, fusion happens, and more energy pushes back against the magnetic field than was needed to compress to fusion conditions. There are also neutrons that are created, and the website says commercial reactors will have some sort of radiation shielding. I don’t know if they have plans to do any heat recovery from those neutrons, or if the piston-like magnetic field recovery is enough to have an energy surplus.
Do more searching. They generate electricity directly: The magnetic field pushes on the atoms to make fusion occur, when fusion occurs it pushes back on the magnetic field, this time the electromagnets *generate* electricity. They skip the boiling water/turbine steps completely
@@maboesanman Car alternator or generator is "probably" more efficient at 60-78%... But, Helion won't release their numbers on inductive recovery...yet...
Děkuji za informace jdete správné cestě , vsadil bych frekvenční stlačování a rotace plazmatu. Dále špíz bych se soustrdil na palivovy zaklad v přírodě neni moc veci v čisté formě pouzil bych izotopy kovů k udělení rychlosti srážky atomů?! Jinak indukční odběr energie je geniální cesta tahle myšlenka mě dráždí vic jak 15 let. Škoda ze nejsem u toho svama ? Moc vam fandim sistem helion i polaris geniální. Prosím vyzkoušejte i jin paliv směsi. Jste velmi blízko. Sem jen fanda do vědeckých věcí. Prosím o jiní pohled na problém reseni jsou před očima. Vivedte lidstvo z temnoty . Držím 👍
Use a laboratory environment chilled to western hospital temperature: this will dis-orient the atoms and their natural repellance against each other. Use heavy yuan atoms, which are unnaturally dense. This way we won't have to do many reactions per day, two actually. See, we're not duplicating the process of the sun(union workers would never work in such a hot mess,) but getting at the same result by a completely different process, but it's physics-based, not chemically-based. Then we use the nano-lasers I invented for this purpose to shock the heavy yuan atoms into motion; we direct them with nano-mirrors, which are something like angular air-hockey pucks; then we catch the atoms in a nano-wall, which is like a billiards triangle; then we use the nano-lasers to shock the atoms into each other until they fuse, barely necessary actually. And that's the solution to nuclear fusion, for like the tenth time.
Q: Boss, do we give 'em tech details about our progress? *A: Nah, just pretend the subs to this kind of channel never heard of fusion, and make another info-tainment education vid* I'm starting to believe these guys don't actually have much progress, and just post anything to fill the air or they won't get investments. Sad. Hope I'm wrong.
We here at Quantum Kinetics Corporation would agree with your comments accuracy. There is another way to do it. Safe Nuclear Energy Systems using the Arc Reactor™.
I still remember the awe I had when I first watched the public interview about the fusion reactor. Seeing this, and knowing it's a prelude of what's to come, I'm ready to feel the awe surge through me once more. We're made of ancient stardust, and we beholden the powers of stars. To imagine that we aren't far off from harnessing such power... This technology plus AI are the two great breakthroughs of our lifetime (or since the Internet if you want to include that!)
Please, understand that the most power AI device is your own brain. The Quantum Computer is firmly placed in your skull. Your brain has the ability to put the electron into a state of superposition (just like the Quantum Computer). And when this happens, your mind is able to recall memories of the past. Events long gone and forgotten. Your brain can also project the future with a thought. A human can figure out the secret of gravity as well as plasma fusion if you ask. "Knock at the door and it shall be opened for you. Ask, and you shall receive." AI and Hot Fusion are merely commercialized grifting. "Beware of the bearers of false gifts and their broken promises."
Primarily the Fast Neutrons from 2-4MeV and periodically the 14MeV neutron from re-normalization scattering of the tritium atoms and deuterium. Yes, lots of neutrons. That is why they put in the 2.5ft borated concrete walls around Polaris. Still waiting for them to put the concrete ceiling to limit radioactive "SkyShine".
They won’t show you the numbers because once you see them. You will scratch your head and say, “hmm, that much money and power into it and you get that out?” Next in line please! 😊 Copying is the highest form of flattery. FYI: You have the equation wrong.
More info on your progress please 🙏
none probs
Q: Boss, do we give 'em tech details about our progress?
A: *Nah, just pretend the subs to this kind of channel never heard of fusion,
and make more info-tainment education vids*
This is a really great way of telling people that things predictably aren't progressing / thanks !
I think most of the viewers want to know more about the Helion's progress than "Fusion 101".
This is literally them telling us that there is none
What about your progress
cool, now hurry tf up
في المستقبل البعيد وبفضل التكنولوجيا المتقدمة سوف يتساوى الخيال مع الواقع ويمتلك الإنسان قوى الآلهة ليحول الكون والأكوان المتعددة إلى جنة خالدة ❤
Yeah, more info on your progress please.
Um, this video is a bit odd. Maybe you are warming up the ol' UA-cam tubes? ❤
Let's see how you guys are doing, any more progress?
Well I think it is safe to say Polaris will not be working in 2024 LOL. I think that everything is just taking longer to build than they hoped. They have to build everything from scratch the capacitors just everything from scratch and bigger and more complicated then Trenton. I always thought 2024 was too optimistic. Do not want anyone to take this the wrong way. I still believe Helion is the way forward. I still think they will have net power first either in 2025 or 2026 I would guess. Keep it up Helion I believe you have the future in your hands lol no pressure
I often wonder if they got more funding, could they outsource or hire contractors. It looks like not many staff there are working in a massive factory.
-Ken
Building those capacitors for powerful pulsed magnets and the devices for synchronized switching is no easy task 😮
@christopherleubner6633 I bet. Was just discussing this yesterday. Pallet racks of capacitors. I assume discharging and recharging a large amount of their capacity per cycle.
Amazing explanation! Thanks! :)
So I know “how” fusion works.
What I can’t find an answer for on your site or practically anywhere is literally HOW the fusion makes electricity? Are you still boiling water like 300 years ago or are you somehow pulling energy/electricity from the fusion process e.g. Star Trek fusion reactors. Could you please make a more detailed video about this as opposed to the literal basics of fusion?
They cover this in a couple UA-cam videos.
A bunch of the energy expelled is in the form of kinetic energy of charged particles. These push against the magnetic field, which can recover it similar to how a piston works.
The down stroke of a piston takes energy, because it is compressing gas. The gas then ignites and pushes back on the piston harder than the piston pushes it.
Here, the magnetic field compresses the plasma, fusion happens, and more energy pushes back against the magnetic field than was needed to compress to fusion conditions.
There are also neutrons that are created, and the website says commercial reactors will have some sort of radiation shielding. I don’t know if they have plans to do any heat recovery from those neutrons, or if the piston-like magnetic field recovery is enough to have an energy surplus.
Do more searching.
They generate electricity directly:
The magnetic field pushes on the atoms to make fusion occur,
when fusion occurs it pushes back on the magnetic field, this time the electromagnets *generate* electricity.
They skip the boiling water/turbine steps completely
@@maboesanman Car alternator or generator is "probably" more efficient at 60-78%... But, Helion won't release their numbers on inductive recovery...yet...
You guys seem a bit defensive, I was just asking a reasonable question.
@@aheath7838 If you're reffering to me, I hope my answer did not offend you.
Wasn't meant to
Děkuji za informace jdete správné cestě , vsadil bych frekvenční stlačování a rotace plazmatu. Dále špíz bych se soustrdil na palivovy zaklad v přírodě neni moc veci v čisté formě pouzil bych izotopy kovů k udělení rychlosti srážky atomů?! Jinak indukční odběr energie je geniální cesta tahle myšlenka mě dráždí vic jak 15 let. Škoda ze nejsem u toho svama ? Moc vam fandim sistem helion i polaris geniální. Prosím vyzkoušejte i jin paliv směsi. Jste velmi blízko. Sem jen fanda do vědeckých věcí. Prosím o jiní pohled na problém reseni jsou před očima. Vivedte lidstvo z temnoty . Držím 👍
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Use a laboratory environment chilled to western hospital temperature: this will dis-orient the atoms and their natural repellance against each other. Use heavy yuan atoms, which are unnaturally dense. This way we won't have to do many reactions per day, two actually. See, we're not duplicating the process of the sun(union workers would never work in such a hot mess,) but getting at the same result by a completely different process, but it's physics-based, not chemically-based. Then we use the nano-lasers I invented for this purpose to shock the heavy yuan atoms into motion; we direct them with nano-mirrors, which are something like angular air-hockey pucks; then we catch the atoms in a nano-wall, which is like a billiards triangle; then we use the nano-lasers to shock the atoms into each other until they fuse, barely necessary actually. And that's the solution to nuclear fusion, for like the tenth time.
You play a funk beat, the keys play complex jazz chords with upper extensions, a heavy distorted guitar solos on top of it. Voila - fusion.
Johann Sebastian Bach would be proud!
Helios hoverboard when?
Probably more like a fast neutron smorgasbord (2MeV - 14MeV).
Q: Boss, do we give 'em tech details about our progress?
*A: Nah, just pretend the subs to this kind of channel never heard of fusion, and make another info-tainment education vid*
I'm starting to believe these guys don't actually have much progress,
and just post anything to fill the air or they won't get investments.
Sad.
Hope I'm wrong.
We here at Quantum Kinetics Corporation would agree with your comments accuracy. There is another way to do it. Safe Nuclear Energy Systems using the Arc Reactor™.
Thanks 🎉
I still remember the awe I had when I first watched the public interview about the fusion reactor. Seeing this, and knowing it's a prelude of what's to come, I'm ready to feel the awe surge through me once more. We're made of ancient stardust, and we beholden the powers of stars. To imagine that we aren't far off from harnessing such power... This technology plus AI are the two great breakthroughs of our lifetime (or since the Internet if you want to include that!)
Please, understand that the most power AI device is your own brain. The Quantum Computer is firmly placed in your skull. Your brain has the ability to put the electron into a state of superposition (just like the Quantum Computer). And when this happens, your mind is able to recall memories of the past. Events long gone and forgotten. Your brain can also project the future with a thought. A human can figure out the secret of gravity as well as plasma fusion if you ask. "Knock at the door and it shall be opened for you. Ask, and you shall receive."
AI and Hot Fusion are merely commercialized grifting. "Beware of the bearers of false gifts and their broken promises."
😎😎😎
Go Helion
if yal are producing fusion wouldnt it release tones of radiation?
Primarily the Fast Neutrons from 2-4MeV and periodically the 14MeV neutron from re-normalization scattering of the tritium atoms and deuterium. Yes, lots of neutrons. That is why they put in the 2.5ft borated concrete walls around Polaris. Still waiting for them to put the concrete ceiling to limit radioactive "SkyShine".
They won’t show you the numbers because once you see them. You will scratch your head and say, “hmm, that much money and power into it and you get that out?” Next in line please! 😊
Copying is the highest form of flattery. FYI: You have the equation wrong.
Keep it up🌌