farnsworth

Farnsworth: Farnsworth excelled in chemistry and physics at Rigby High School.

For those not familiar with the Polywell design, it's a refinement of the slightly more well-known Farnsworth Fusor.

Operations – 18 staff members and 100+ Volunteers *' Farnsworth Lab - Corner of Sansome and Green Streets, San Francisco.

I don't think there's any licensing requirement at all for a small fusion reactor like a Farnsworth fusor.

Personally, I'm looking forward to building a farnsworth fusor with my daughter when it comes science fair time.

How are simple reactors like the Farnsworth Fuser regulated, or why are they exempt?

Building Farnsworth fusors is not too hard, given access to the right tools.

This is called the Farnsworth Method, and it's working great for me.

Philo Farnsworth didn't invent the first TV, mechanical TV systems existed before.

You can do that with a tabletop device like a Farnsworth Fusor.

I'm particularly amused by this guy's citation of Philo Farnsworth as the sort of entrepreneur we should all aspire to be.

Philo Farnsworth invented many of the basics of television here.

This series of blog posts from Mike Farnsworth (a rendering fanatic and blender contributer) goes over how to create a "modern" ray tracer from scratch.

His machine, a Farnsworth fusor, should more appropriately be called a "reactor", because it can only sustain a fusion reaction, but it cannot generate power.

I find it more likely that she is an "idea person" than a modern Farnsworth simply because the former is only about 10,000x more likely (perhaps 1,000x more likely if you get all Bayesian on me).

Farnsworth did his best work in obscurity, in a tiny startup consisting mostly of himself and his immediate family.

Interesting that fusion is dismissed so quickly - the Farnsworth-Hirsch fusor is probably the most common DIY nuclear reactor.

Regardless, the one that I spent a good year reading through multiple times was Farnsworth's Classical English Rhetoric.