Save Earth: Fusion Recycling Greenhouse Gas To Nat Gas & Oil

This is an environmental science research and development project involving two main phases: proof of concept of a high-gain hot hydrogen fusion reactor and adaptation of a high-Q gas bandpass filter to select chosen gases, specifically carbon dioxide. I have patented both of these technologies. Individually and collectively, they are crucial to humanity's survivability.

The above image represents a Helium atom, the waste of the Deuterium Deuterium fusion to be run in our reactors. This gas is too light to be held by Earth's gravity and will therefore safely dissapate into space.

The world is focused on climate change, but there is a larger problem that is not discussed… energy depletion. We burn hydrocarbons, releasing carbon dioxide, water, and energy. The energy is used to power our society and life itself.

These reactions are part of a carbon cycle wherein high-energy carbon compounds release energy and are transformed into low-energy carbon compounds comprising greenhouse gases. Plants, by photosynthesis, use solar energy to transform these low-energy greenhouse gases back into high-energy carbon compounds, releasing free oxygen into the atmosphere.

The problem is we burn hydrocarbons faster than plants can recycle the carbon using solar energy in photosynthesis. The hydrocarbons are not an energy source but an energy tank or battery comprising the Earth's biomass. From 1 AD till now, we have depleted about 99% of this energy in biomass and have let carbon accumulate in the atmosphere and ocean. Ninety-nine percent of free carbon dioxide is in the ocean and is making the ocean acidic.

We propose developing a process I call fusion synthesis to run rapidly parallel to photosynthesis, recycling carbon to natural gas. Shell Oil Co. has a process to make natural gas into synthetic oil, which can supply our petrochemical needs and sequester excess oil back into depleted oil fields.

These processes require energy, which we propose to provide via our high-gain fusion process. As this future industry matures, it will provide all our energy needs from microscopic “stars” in our reactors powered by deuterium from the ocean. There is sufficient ocean deuterium to meet our needs for trillions of years. This project is further described on our webpage at: fusionenergysolutions.net.

I have refused to take government money because it has too many strings attached. I have not succeeded in raising funds from rich investors or companies. I don't know how to do that nor have the contacts to do so. I have desired to fund this by appealing to the general public, asking for small contributions from many. I have just found a way to social media market this using GoDaddy Marketing. It’s a project many will help with because all of our futures depend on this.

This project is estimated to run over seven years and cost $940 million. It will take $100 million to start. I ask you to contribute $1, $10, $100, or more and share this project with all your friends.