The Focus Fusion Society Forums Spreading the Word volunteers needed to map out environmental, clean energy news sites

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  • #12709
    Patientman
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    Breakable wrote: We are the 0.000001 %!

    I am not sure what that means.
    I do know it is not about “We.”

    Question: If you could change the world, what would you do?
    Answer: Try…

    #12714
    vansig
    Participant

    okay, so today is June 11. what’s the news?

    #12715
    zapkitty
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    As I understand it, it was to take place in a western usa time zone so a bit more patience will probably be needed 🙂

    #12716
    Lerner
    Participant

    We were one of four comapnies invited to present at a Google X confernce on fusion. We hope for big publcity whe the vidoe posts in a few days.

    #12717
    benf
    Participant

    Excellent….we’ll look forward to seeing it! 🙂

    #12718
    vansig
    Participant
    #12719
    Lerner
    Participant

    we are waiting for Google to post the video to link to before making a big PR push. Another couple of days we hope.

    #12726
    Nydoc
    Participant

    A few sites that have well-educated readers are nextbigfuture.com and phys.org. You could probably get an interview on nextbigfuture if you contact Brian Wang at blwang at gmail dot com

    Phys.org has an idea submission form to have your research printed on their website. The form is here: http://phys.org/help/suggest/

    You can also submit clean energy ideas at climatecolab.org. You would submit a proposal on their website and the proposals are then voted on. The finalists will be invited to a conference at MIT in November where they will be able to present their ideas to policymakers, business executives, investors, officials at non-profits and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and citizen groups. – http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/about

    IAmAs are a great way of generating publicity and past IAmAs have been done by notable scientists such as Dr. John Mather, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Bill Nye and the Curiosity Rover science team.
    Information on how to do an IAmA can be found at: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/wiki/index

    #12772
    Ivy Matt
    Participant

    Does it usually take Google three weeks or more to post their Solve for X videos?

    #12773
    Nydoc
    Participant

    Ivy Matt wrote: Does it usually take Google three weeks or more to post their Solve for X videos?

    The Solve For X videos are all hosted on Youtube. Some of the videos on the Solve For X website are actually pointing to the youtube account of whatever group gave that particular talk and the accounts are managed by those groups. The videos that are directly managed by Solve For X are all on this youtube account: https://www.youtube.com/user/wesolveforx

    The majority of the videos on the wesolveforx account were made public in early February and no new videos have been made public in over two months. It might be that a very small team that is managing that website.

    #12828
    Francisl
    Participant

    Would it be possible for the Focus Fusion Society to get the raw presentation video from Google and post the edited version? The video will lose its impact if it gets too old.

    #12835
    Breakable
    Keymaster
    #12836
    Joeviocoe
    Participant

    Where can I find that Sankey diagram @13:13 ??? It is too blurry to read.

    #12840
    Breakable
    Keymaster

    The announcement is posted here as well:
    https://focusfusion.org/index.php/forums/viewthread/1256/

    Please use that thread to track your efforts to spread the word

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