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Star Scientific are an advanced research company dealing with projects such as, muon catalysed fusion utilising advanced pion generation techniques, hydrogen generation, solar energy and advanced low energy high volume desalination processes.

Formed in 1998, Star Scientific Pty Ltd has a unique shareholder base spread across the globe. From leading scientists to green philanthropists this group drives Star Scientific Pty Ltd’s philosophy of using advanced science to unlock nature’s secrets.

Our world clearly needs a new energy regime to power humanity in the future. The current energy instability has led to political and social uncertainty and will continue to do so until an abundant cheap, clean energy source is brought forward. Star Scientific Pty Ltd believes that Muon Catalysed Fusion provides this energy source.

Star Scientific Pty Ltd philosophy extends to research into desalination technologies, hydrogen production and smart solar.

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Quantum computers could excel in modeling chemical reactions
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Atom-smasher restart delayed further: CERN
AFP/File ? The world's largest superconducting solenoid magnet (CMS), at the European Organization for Nuclear ? GENEVA (AFP) ? Europe's giant atom-smasher, which broke down only days after being switched on with great fanfare, is not expected to

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