If I may, I'd like to ask a question. > Now I don't want to look as tho I'm
fairly ignorant and/or without any certifiable knowledge of the production
of energy, and particularly nuclear physics, not to mention somewhat
computer illiterate, plus a lousy typist & comunicator,,, however, I've been
attempting to understand some basic things about LENR, and/or HENR (low vs's
high).
Well, for what it's worth, here's my question.... What if instead of splitting
atoms to produce the destructive energy of an atomic bomb, the potential of
that energy could be released slowly, in a more controllable manner? >
IOW's, if certain materials and super-low temps were compatably engineered
within a highly contained environment, whereas a chain-reaction can be held in
a
sort-of stasis or state, would it be possible to tap into this energy to
power-up or down,,, while not reaching critical-mass (or is that a good thing?)
Sorry, I know I should probably refrain from asking questions that
don't necessarily concern humankind, but somehow those IFO's currently up in
the space above us, are able to perform rather extraordinary maneuvers
on-demand,,,, and in-order to do that, must involve a powerfully capable (as
of
yet, here) unknown power-source? Thanks for your help,,, that's IF you
know what I'm trying to do here (maybe if the energy was high, the interest
would be too )?</HTML>
