BTW, I gotta say that, unfortunately, in some countries, copyright infringement IS a criminal offense.

Next he'll going to ask you to prove that bacterias exist! :)

I agree, I've confused those two terms. :) According to Wikipedia, fusion has been first observed in 1932. First fission observation was in 1934 by Fermi, although earlier experiments, while not producing actual fission, were very mush similar to it (splitting the atoms of lithium by bombarding them with protons), but only in 1938 was fission observation actually interpreted as such.

The most common fusion reactor I know is a Tokamak design: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokamak , which doesn't even look like a fission reactor, nor does it have anything in common with it. Where do you get all this BS from?

Fusion before fission? I really doubt it.

So, does it mean that year 2039 will be the Year of Fusion Reactor Commercialization?..

And a lot more scary, too!

It's maximum 10 mph for short bursts, 7 mph for longer marches. This information is presented in this PDF file: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/data/assets/mfc/PC/MFC_HULC_Product_Card.pdf

So it's not theft if someone comes into your house, takes away your TV, doesn't give it to someone else, but throws it into the ocean?

This is usually called hooliganism, vandalism or simply destruction of property. But not theft.

If there is no copyright law, I can then legitimately disassemble your code, write same stuff myself and release it to public. Or, if any of the source code you wrote gets eventually public (even against your will and even by means of a criminal act), I can freely redistribute that code.

Just put some wind turbines around the airports! That'll kill them all!