The LPP crew has accomplished their first technical goal for the experimental program.  The achievement of a pinch means that the machine is doing what they designed it to do, which is to transfer energy into a tiny plasmoid.  Seven goals remain.

Why should I believe the information on this website? There are lots of people out there claiming to know how to get cheap or even free energy. Why is focus fusion different?

Will it work?  In LPP’s case, can the Dense Plasma Focus, with modifications, get more energy out than it puts in with pB¹¹ fuel?  To answer this, LPP needs to conduct proof of concept research.

We keep getting asked if Focus Fusion is right.  While we would like to assure you that it is, we can’t know, until the experiments are done, if the Focus Fusion device will work as theorized.  The only way to prove it either way is with proof-of-concept experiments.

Is Focus Fusion a scam?  By definition, a scam is “a fraudulent business scheme.  A swindle.”  In order for us (FFS & LPP) to be scammers, we would have to know that Focus Fusion doesn’t work, and be diverting all the funds we’re getting into, for example, an untraceable account in the Bahamas.

How we calculated the density of the plasmoid in the Texas A&M experiments.