“This is the good part of my theories. You must continue this work.” –Albert Einstein – despondent after Hiroshima and Nagasaki – to Philo T. Farnsworth in 1948 “I’ve seen all I need to see.” –Philo T. Farnsworth – to his wife after conducting a clandestine, late-night fusor ‘run’ in 1966 “We were close. We […]
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Greetings, Fusor Friends: First: a note of sincere Gratitude to Frank Sanns, Richard Hull, Andrew Robinson and others who have borne of the burden of keeping this site running smoothly while I have been largely MIA over the past… well, sigh, it’s been a while now. I will spare you the gory details of my
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A question, I know, that for some people is like asking “do you spend much time breathing? Well, no, not voluntarily…. If you are one of those people whose involuntary reflexes include frequent glances at the infinite trivia generator known as “Facebook,” then consider taking a look at the Fusor Builders group there. The group is
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As of today – May 8, 2013 – the transition to our new home and platform is nearly complete. By and large, the whole process was relatively painless. We hit only minor obstacles in the migration. We had to shut down for a couple of days when we we discovered one “feature” that had to
Greetings from FusorHQ. If you’ve made it this far, then you’ll notice things have changed considerably. We have relocated Fusor.net to a new server host. Everything about the site has changed. The front page (that you are looking at now) is no longer hosted by TypePad; it is now it’s own, stand-alone, WordPress installation. And
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