today we are going to start were we left off last week, were we were talking about nuclear fusion. Joining hydrogen atoms together to create helium and in doing so, releasing an absolute shed load of energy. ... then I'm going to mention the rather odd story of Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons there is also a physics joke in there, though you will be excused if you miss it.

today we are going to start were we left off last week, were we were talking about nuclear fusion. Joining hydrogen atoms together to create helium and in doing so, releasing an absolute shed load of energy. ... then I'm going to mention the rather odd story of Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons there is also a physics joke in there, though you will be excused if you miss it.

today we are going to start were we left off last week, were we were talking about nuclear fusion. Joining hydrogen atoms together to create helium and in doing so, releasing an absolute shed load of energy. ... then I'm going to mention the rather odd story of Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons there is also a physics joke in there, though you will be excused if you miss it.&nbsp;

Atomic, recreating the sun and cold fusion

If you have ever been fascinated by popular science and longed to explore physics on a deeper level but found text books dull and impenetrable? Have you ever listened time and again to how "all physicists agree" and thought to yourself, no wonder we are in trouble if they all agree to that! Then this is maybe for you. Having grown bored of the religious dogma that often passes for physics these days, Dr Bry decided to take a look for himself, his battle cry "Nullius in Verba", On the word of no one. Allow Dr Bry to be your guide as you embark on an exciting journey of discovery into the wonders of our amazing universe.

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