Miniature Sun Confined In Reactor by irontrident00
This is a more compact version of a compressed fusion core reactor. This is a illustration of it in action. The wall was removed for display purposes. If it actually had its wall removed. It wouldn't fuse nor get hot enough. It needs a vacuum for such super high heat. The orange bars are very powerful baryon grade neodymium. Which hold the spherical sun in place. #FusionReactor #NuclearFusion #Bright #Detailed #Display #illustration #TheAdjudicator
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22 Feb, 2017, 6:07 am
Re: not for my Obiss.
I'm still working on it, but it is basicly like on lotr when they take the ships to the lands where they live forever. Kind of a heaven, but some can return, it all depends, I'll explain it on a pic soon.
22 Feb, 2017, 11:51 am
sure thing, what is your request?
22 Feb, 2017, 7:31 pm
no problem, actually if you wouldn't mind getting me a web address of the pic you want me to use I can make sure that it's the right one
02 Mar, 2017, 1:15 pm
Seems legit. If only there werea conventional way of creating mini stars like this.
09 Mar, 2017, 1:24 pm
Reply: Indeed. I know this is possible by scientific theory, however, by "more conventional way", I mean the money, time, and labor needed to pull this off with modern tech is not really worth it. It would cost too much resource power to manufacture enough of these to run a civilization.