Difference between revisions of "Fusion Power"
From Alpha Centauri Wiki
(aaaand techs) |
Testdummy653 (Talk | contribs) m |
||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
:::-- Commissioner Pravin Lal, | :::-- Commissioner Pravin Lal, | ||
:::"The Science of Our Fathers"}} | :::"The Science of Our Fathers"}} | ||
| − | An extremely clean, powerful, and efficient source of energy, [[Fusion Power]] was known on Earth for decades as the reaction that powered the stars. However, scientists could not control the huge magnitude of released energy, so the only practical application for [[Fusion Power]] was in bombs of enormous destructive power. With the advent of [[Superconductors]], and by using [[Pre- | + | An extremely clean, powerful, and efficient source of energy, [[Fusion Power]] was known on Earth for decades as the reaction that powered the stars. However, scientists could not control the huge magnitude of released energy, so the only practical application for [[Fusion Power]] was in bombs of enormous destructive power. With the advent of [[Superconductors]], and by using [[Pre-Sentient Algorithms]] to monitor and control the released energy, future scientists finally have access to cheap, abundant, and reusable power. |
Revision as of 18:31, 28 February 2013
| Fusion Power | |
|---|---|
| Requires | Pre-Sentient Algorithms, Superconductor |
| Leads to | Organic Superlubricant, Adv. Ecological Engineering |
| Reactor | Fusion Reactor |
| Facility | Fusion Lab |
| Specialist | Engineer |
Our ancestors harnessed the power of a sun, and so again shall we.
- -- Commissioner Pravin Lal,
- "The Science of Our Fathers"
An extremely clean, powerful, and efficient source of energy, Fusion Power was known on Earth for decades as the reaction that powered the stars. However, scientists could not control the huge magnitude of released energy, so the only practical application for Fusion Power was in bombs of enormous destructive power. With the advent of Superconductors, and by using Pre-Sentient Algorithms to monitor and control the released energy, future scientists finally have access to cheap, abundant, and reusable power.
