LPPFusion | The Big Ring Bashes the Big Bang @LPPFusion | Uploaded 6 months ago | Updated 3 hours ago
The year 2024 started off with a new flood of important astrophysics discoveries that further contradicted the Big Bang hypothesis. The first, literally the biggest, is the discovery by Alexia Lopez and colleagues of the Big Ringa huge structure of galaxies that is too big for the Big Bang, but which exactly matches predictions LPPFusion Chief Scientist Eric Lerner made almost 40 years ago. Those predictions in turn are based on theories of the same plasma vortex filaments that are central to the functioning of our FF-2B experimental fusion device.
LPPFusions researchers are not backed by any billionaires. Our work both in fusion energy in astrophysics is funded by a couple of thousand small investors. Unfortunately, thats just not enough. We need at least another million dollars a year to help us hire the people we need for maximum speed.
You can provide this. Not by yourself, to be sure. But there are 12,000 people subscribed to our YouTube channel. If each of you subscribers became a donor to LPPFusion at just $10 per monththree dimes a day or invested just $100 per year--we would be raising another 1.2 million dollars per year. You can invest here: https://wefunder.com/lppfusion or contribute here: https://www.lppfusion.com/subscribe/
Our technology can slash the cost of energy by 90%, and provide a clean, safe environment, no greenhouse gases or pollution and decentralized energy. A better future for all of us.
Thanks for your support.
The year 2024 started off with a new flood of important astrophysics discoveries that further contradicted the Big Bang hypothesis. The first, literally the biggest, is the discovery by Alexia Lopez and colleagues of the Big Ringa huge structure of galaxies that is too big for the Big Bang, but which exactly matches predictions LPPFusion Chief Scientist Eric Lerner made almost 40 years ago. Those predictions in turn are based on theories of the same plasma vortex filaments that are central to the functioning of our FF-2B experimental fusion device.
LPPFusions researchers are not backed by any billionaires. Our work both in fusion energy in astrophysics is funded by a couple of thousand small investors. Unfortunately, thats just not enough. We need at least another million dollars a year to help us hire the people we need for maximum speed.
You can provide this. Not by yourself, to be sure. But there are 12,000 people subscribed to our YouTube channel. If each of you subscribers became a donor to LPPFusion at just $10 per monththree dimes a day or invested just $100 per year--we would be raising another 1.2 million dollars per year. You can invest here: https://wefunder.com/lppfusion or contribute here: https://www.lppfusion.com/subscribe/
Our technology can slash the cost of energy by 90%, and provide a clean, safe environment, no greenhouse gases or pollution and decentralized energy. A better future for all of us.
Thanks for your support.
