The problem with fusion is you can't join atoms by adding heat which actually makes them move farther apart because of photon pressure. Photon pressure is the result of photons bouncing back and forth between the protons and neutrons. This pressure is why for example, steel railroad rails get longer in the sun. You can apply tremendous pressure to the atoms but they will degrade back into photons (energy) long before they can fuse into new atoms. I have done this in my lab in Florida. When you crush an atom, it turns into star light. You can calculate how many photons a proton is made of by using this formula: E = mc . All matter is made of light. Not a theory. Alfred Herman Schrader August 2020

There is a humungous super computer hidden under the Microsoft campus called "The One". Does anyone one know it's computing power ? Terabytes, clock speed etc ? Alfred Herman Schrader