STAR IN A JAR by mccafferty2
a very complex jar.. this is cool!
star
fusion
physical
chemical
energy
gravitychamber
sunne
terraria
over9000
fusrodah
Comments
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mccafferty2 15th Nov 2013
I made some good fusion generators. just look up user:mccafferty2 -
Hegemon_1 15th Nov 2013
Are there any reactors based off this tech? It seems like it could work really well.... -
mccafferty2 15th Nov 2013I think the orange color is what the hydrogen + noble put out, yellow to red photons. first hygn pops and turns to nobl, then nobl pops and puts out the neut elec and the phot's it turns to plasma then that turns into co2. The co2 blocks the fusion energy (phot,neut,elec). so its bad. we don't need co2. I really made it so all the gasses get removed so all the energy made from those first instantaneous pops is contained inside the center, the fuel that is burned is instantly vacuumed away.
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Schneumer 15th Nov 2013
so you somehow specially eliminated the co2...then how does the reaction keep going? huh...well can't change my vote now. -
Schneumer 15th Nov 2013well why is the phot yellow though?
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Voyager15 15th Nov 2013
The hydrogen burns (It looks like it is on fire) -
TPTman 15th Nov 2013
This will work a lot better with a little oxygen, noble gas and co2 added. -
mccafferty2 15th Nov 2013notice how the pressure almost never goes above 200. meaning the most present fusion is the hydrogen to noble. that means that it is a self sustaining nble process.
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mccafferty2 15th Nov 2013Fusion always looks like this purple, bright, fluid that literaly burns accross the screen. Really what that purlple fire is, is noble converting into co2. Co2 is bad! it gets in the way. whats great about this fusion is the Co2 is taken instantly out of its path. Amazingly it sustains itself without much need from the gas, resulting in a low level fusion
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cmcgee1213 15th Nov 2013
its good but you could implement what jman31415 said/typed 1+