The Farnsworth Fusor is a fascinating device, a reactor that fuses hydrogen into helium by creating a plasma under a very high voltage. Although it isn’t a practical way to generate energy ...

We’ve seen our fair share of Farnsworth–Hirsch fusors over the ... complex gear befitting a nuclear reactor. Which is why the fusor [Jay Bowles] recently completed is so impressive.

Adam Szendrey’s Fusor If you can’t afford to build a $13 billion Tokomak research reactor, try a Farnsworth fusor of your own. Here, plasma shines as Adam Szendrey’s fusor whirls into life.

The Farnsworth Fusor is a fascinating device, a reactor that fuses hydrogen into helium by creating a plasma under a very high voltage. Although it isn’t a practical way to generate energy, it ...

A Brooklyn web developer named Mark Suppes recently created fusion in in his own home, using a much simpler device called a Farnsworth fusor. Accessing declassified experiments, and using open ...

In 1998, Ligon built an almost-functional Farnsworth-Hirsch reactor and brought ... The next year, Hull’s fusor became the first outside a research laboratory to achieve a verified nuclear ...

Unlike alchemists, [Carl Willis] might not be poisoning himself in a multitude of ways, but he did build a Farnsworth fusor that’s capable of turning Hydrogen into Helium.

You can find instructions on how to build a nuclear fusion reactor at fusor.net. About 60 people in the U.S. have done it. To clarify, Farnsworth's reactor is performing nuclear fusion.

Philo Farnsworth wasn’t working on “cold fusion.” He was working on nuclear fusion (hot plasma). Work on his “Fusor” reactor design continues with the Polywell reactor, but remains 20 ...