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How do we convince people that an energy source that seems out of reach is worth supporting?  How do we make fusion research sexy? 



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Astro Teller says, “Let’s all go do moonshots. But wait, there’s a catch. But the catch isn’t what you think.”


Celebrate Fusion Exploration with Sigils

May 15, 2013

Students from the Albert Einstein Institute created Game of Thrones-style sigils to pay tribute to some of the most exciting projects in physics and space exploration.  We are inspired to do likewise for fusion ventures.


Bloomberg:  Fusion Scientists see Progress as Obama Shows no Ardor

May 03, 2013

Scientists! Engage with society.  Perform better academically.

Apr 08, 2013

Scientists who engage with society perform better academically, according to a study.  So start tweeting about fusion!


Will We Ever Visit Other Stars

Apr 01, 2013

A video from Michael of VSauce explores the timeframe.


Let Science Be Done

Mar 26, 2013

Fusion.  Prove it.  We can’t wait!  Another inspiring pro science twitter exchange.


Man on Fire: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes

Mar 03, 2013

A song about passion, celebration, and embracing uncertainty.  Perfect for the fusion playlist.


Great Balls of Plasma

Aug 21, 2012

Thanks to Glen Wurden of Los Alamos for introducing us to “Free Floating Atmospheric Pressure Ball Plasmas.”


Early Fusion Skeptics

Jun 30, 2012

Pro fusion comic by Zach Weiner


Large Hadron Rap

Apr 27, 2012

Check it!


Science News Cycle

Apr 21, 2012

Another classic from phdcomics.


Bill Gates’ Dream of Fission

Apr 13, 2012

Bill Gates is a strong supporter of nuclear fission rather than fusion.  By his example with fission, he reveals a better way to approach and market the fusion program.


Pi

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Sacrifice

Feb 17, 2012

Today, my sister said this poster from Despair.com made her think of my current efforts.  I can’t think why.


NIMBY

Nov 08, 2011

NIMBY is an acronym for “Not In My Back Yard” and refers to opposition by residents to a proposal for a new development close to them.

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