Okay, this probably doesn’t belong here, as I’m not even close to understanding what this thing is supposed to be, but the word “graviton” caught my attention:

Graviton Fusion Reactor

Is there anything to this? Does it require new physics? I thought gravitons were at best speculative, but I’m certainly not a theoretical physicist.

Looks like hokum to me. The fuel collapses gravitationally? And the electrical repulsion, which is 10^36 times stronger than gravity, is overcome ... how, precisely?

KeithPickering - 10 October 2010 06:40 PM

Looks like hokum to me. The fuel collapses gravitationally? And the electrical repulsion, which is 10^36 times stronger than gravity, is overcome ... how, precisely?

Well. the sun does it that way

Hey, if gravitons can’t overcome electric repulsion, then what are they good for?

Ivy Matt - 12 October 2010 07:03 AM

Hey, if gravitons can’t overcome electric repulsion, then what are they good for?

Imparting negative inertia? Pulling in the gravi train? 

Okay, the various uses of the graviton are explained here. 

Rezwan, please move this thread to the Noise, ZPE, AGW etc forum.

I wouldn’t trust these guys to boil gravy: “Gravitaon inercial principle.” 
I detect severe stupidity.