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Meet the Stellator... a plasma reactor by induced torsion...
The future? or a high topographic risk?
The risk for chaotic aberrations is way too high...and they proudly claim to start with it in 2030... there goes your 2030 agenda, end of everything by black hole if they exceed the security limits.

check> https://www.ipp.mpg.de/w7x
check> https://www.proximafusion.com/
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>>17041458
why is it taking them so long to flip a switch
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It's literally half of what is needed for plasma stability.
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can't make a black hole without putting two together like this
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More like a sandwich cookie
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>>17041505
Cool! Another 55 years and humanity will solve it! We a half way to abyundiance



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