Fusion alone is a nuclear reaction that generally takes place in the centre of the sun. With advanced technologies and scientific development mankind has recreated this nuclear reaction on earth. Naturally, this type of nuclear reaction is referred to as “Hot Fusion”, thus giving us the open idea that there could be cold fusion. All forms of fusion are known to be very reactive and produce high quantities of energy. The process of hot fusion has posed a problem for mankind because it is very difficult to reach the high temperatures required for hot fusion and when recreated there is a high amount of harmful nuclear radiation released into our environment and therefore this process is not practical or safe. Consequently, Cold Fusion is considered to be a much better method of obtaining energy. In fact, it is believed that if cold fusion is obtained an infinite supply of energy may be available due to the fact tha

One day this will not be an issue but instead a topic that schools across the world study and analyze as they explore why things happen according the infinite energy concept of the laws of Cold Fusion. There will be no more opinion papers to write, and issues to debate as to whether this is actually possible or it is merely an idea. This will be in our future, and it will dawn a new age of technological development.

Scientists have long known about cold Fusion as an opportunity for an infinite supply of energy since the late 1940’s. Only recently has the concept been challenged by sceptics and scrutinized by the public. Although public out roar has made a challenge for research and development, it has in no way affected the fact, cold fusion is possible. Cold Fusion is very much alive and ready for further development. It is about time that cold fusion gets introduced once again to the public and used for commercial production.

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