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Neil uses physics to talk about the feasibility of Iron Man’s super power, the Arc Reactor.
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Perhaps Tony's thrusters can act as an exhaust for all the heat
Im a dummy tho so i know nothing
cold fusion reactor:- no harmful radiation
heat generated is moderate sometines low sometimes high.
if you know how yo control cold fusion then arc reactor can made
still soo many secrets in the universe we don't know, there are infinite exceptions, just no enough crazy scientists like Nikola Tesla and Einstein this age, but what was magic 1000 years ago is just obvious now
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