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19:58Now PlayingStart with one hydrogen atom. The electron spinning around it should be losing energy and crashing into the nucleus. It never does. And that stability has a source. Every atom is pulling a tiny amount of energy from the zero point field just to stay stable. Now imagine scaling that up into a liquid of atoms all clustered together. That is plasma. And the most efficient way to interact with that cluster is fusion, not just as an energy source but as a direct tap into the spacetime lattice itself. Here is the part that nobody talks about. The Air Force papers from the 1990s were already pointing at this. The nuclear calculations were coming up short because the zero point energy inside the volume was never factored in. That was not a mistake. That was the missing variable the whole time.
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