User talk:Pferdkopf

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-- Sango  123  21:41, August 6, 2005 (UTC)

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Communication
You need to type more carefully and spell correctly. With poor spelling we can't trust whether you're talking about something called Sodium 2 or Sodium-24. You have to specify an actual issue and article, not a vague "recent issue". You also need to do more research so you can explain what is known about your topic, as we are not a research organization and can't explain it either. Click on "Help" to learn more about Wikipedia. However, you mentioned the material is produced in a cyclotron; with a little research you'll find they consume a lot of power and manipulate tiny amounts of material, so they're not likely to produce more energy than is put in them. Remember the physicists running the cyclotron which produces whatever you're talking about know quite well what happens when positrons are destroyed and they'd love to at least have a self-powering cyclotron if it could be done. (SEWilco 07:22, 16 September 2005 (UTC))