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No it isnt

[Warlord Vir]

Come on, what place has a cold fusion power plant. Which I may add sun is giant super hot fusion reaction of hydrogen and helium.

[I wonder what lies beyond that...]

there are billions of fusion reactors... one of them is under our feet.

[Warlord Vir]

Ok washu.
HAHAHA
Fussion as combine of atoms to create large amount of  heat enegry.
It is the oppiste of Nuclear plant which use  heat engery of spliting atoms.

[I wonder what lies beyond that...]

Not true a fusion reactor pushes together protons, it uses hydrogen as its fuel as it is the simplest, stable atom and then once it has performed its trick we get Helium (4,2). Whereas redundant, ineffective nuclear reactors use the decay of materials and the heat from spliting a nucleus apart to generate heat.

Basicly a reiteration of your post.

[James]

I will take a chevy Z06 engine. IT has 505HP and 0mph to 60mph in 3.3sec. That is a power plant.

This engine is only in the corvette

[Warlord Vir]

I heard of Hydrogen power.

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we all have

[Warlord Vir]

You with the word fusion. Hydrogen powered cars is topic have little knowledge.

[James]

I will just stick with the gas engine.

[Warlord Vir]

I could have it my way I drive Hybrid if I had to have a gas engine at all.

[James]

Hybrid engines are ok. But I will wait till they inprove it.