Magnetic Energy Force to Create A Nuclear Fusion Reaction

Abstract

The methods, apparatuses, devices, and system described are utilized to create a nuclear fusion or fission reaction. The process uses the rejection force of magnetic energy in a super cooled environment that freezes the neutrons in place. This allows molecules to be added directly into the magnetic field and either be captured in the energy field or changed and passing through the field. The process also is designed to have a mechanical force applied to increase the magnetic rejection force, which will directly increase the energy of the rejection force. This process will separate molecules and/or fuse molecules together depending on the rejection energy and applied force. There is also an option to add centrifugal force. Super cooled magnetic rejection energy with an applied mechanical and centrifugal force will create a nuclear reaction.