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We May Finally Know How Plasma Blasts Through Insane Magnetic Fields of Neutron Stars

We May Finally Know How Plasma Blasts Through Insane Magnetic Fields of Neutron Stars 25 MAY 2021 New calculations from bored physicists have just brought us a bit closer to understanding how material can fall onto neutron stars to flare out powerful blasts of X-ray light. If enough plasma is gravitationally attracted to the dead star from a binary companion, its mass is sufficient to force a way through the barrier created by the neutron star s powerful magnetic field, making its way to the neutron star atmosphere.   It s a significant part of the long-standing unsolved mystery of neutron star accretion and X-ray flares. The finding could help us to better understand the behavior of plasma in magnetic fields - something that could be applicable to the development of plasma fusion back here on Earth.

Scientists turn a blind eye to the fraud that is the ITER nuclear fusion project

ITER Is a Suicidal Plan That Would Discredit Nuclear Fusion, Scientist Says, Again, New Energy Times, By Steven B. Krivit, Dec. 5, 2020 A retired plasma physicist has given New Energy Times permission to republish critical letters he wrote about the ITER fusion reactor project many years ago. He has done this despite risks associated with publicly criticizing…

Jon Bon Jovi, Rush Holt, Connie Mercer Myers of HomeFront among the six New Jersey residents awarded honorary degrees at Princeton University s Commencement ceremony -

Jon Bon Jovi, Rush Holt, Connie Mercer Myers of HomeFront among the six New Jersey residents awarded honorary degrees at Princeton University s Commencement ceremony -
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PPPL: Future entrepreneurs get outside their comfort zone in Energy I-Corps workshop

Share Alexandra Pantry, an electronics technician at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), joined PPPL’s Energy I-Corps workshop to learn entrepreneurial skills. Within a few weeks, she and other members of her team were talking to company executives all over the United States, the United Kingdom and South Korea. Pantry worked with engineer Andrei Khodak and physicist Rajesh Maingi to discover commercial uses for a technology invented by Khodak that uses liquid metal lithium to absorb heat from the super-hot plasma in fusion experiments. “It was very cool. I really enjoyed it,” said Pantry, who has been at PPPL for about six months. “Because we were all from different fields, we have no problem playing to our strengths, so I have no problem talking to strangers and emailing them and asking them to come to our meetings … I could just reach out to someone and say ‘Hi. I’m interested in your research,’ all bright-eyed and

Princeton awards six honorary degrees

Princeton awards six honorary degrees
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