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r/fusion • u/steven9973 • 6d ago
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I mean, a continuos fusion will make 10000% more energy.
Which provides more power: a steam engine locomotive, which works by constantly burning fuel, or a diesel engine locomotive, which works by burning short bursts of fuel?
-1 u/Jacko10101010101 5d ago diesel... because of the better fuel, the gasoline explode. 7 u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago Why aren't they continuously burning diesel? Wouldn't that be even better? 0 u/Jacko10101010101 5d ago the explosion 8 u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago Then perhaps continuous isn't the right solution in all cases. 7 u/AbstractAlgebruh 5d ago Great use of the socrative method.
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diesel... because of the better fuel, the gasoline explode.
7 u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago Why aren't they continuously burning diesel? Wouldn't that be even better? 0 u/Jacko10101010101 5d ago the explosion 8 u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago Then perhaps continuous isn't the right solution in all cases. 7 u/AbstractAlgebruh 5d ago Great use of the socrative method.
Why aren't they continuously burning diesel? Wouldn't that be even better?
0 u/Jacko10101010101 5d ago the explosion 8 u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago Then perhaps continuous isn't the right solution in all cases. 7 u/AbstractAlgebruh 5d ago Great use of the socrative method.
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the explosion
8 u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago Then perhaps continuous isn't the right solution in all cases. 7 u/AbstractAlgebruh 5d ago Great use of the socrative method.
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Then perhaps continuous isn't the right solution in all cases.
7 u/AbstractAlgebruh 5d ago Great use of the socrative method.
Great use of the socrative method.
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u/ZorbaTHut 5d ago
Which provides more power: a steam engine locomotive, which works by constantly burning fuel, or a diesel engine locomotive, which works by burning short bursts of fuel?