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CNN Hails Nuclear Fusion As Oil Drilling Advancement Posted by Pile (6273 views) [E-Mail link] [News Media] [Science] A research group from UCLA has discovered a form of nuclear fusion. As exciting as the news may be and the exciting implications for new technology and alternative fuel sources, CNN didn't think this was a top story and buried it in their Science section of the web site behind other stories on exploding toads, cleaner air and discovery of an old woodpecker. To make matters obnoxiously worse, CNN's version of the story stated, "This new way of making nuclear fusion could have potential uses in the oil drilling industry and homeland security.." Details     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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