Alright boys, next big challenge, theoretical particle physics completed, heat calculations completed, any ideas on how the HELL we are supposed to contain the heat of the sun on earth. I don't know if there's ANY material that can withstand the energy produced from a monatomic hydrogen fusion reacton. If you allow for local heating of surrounding compressed liquid using hydrodynamics, I don't know the technical details but the idea is to keep the water around the suspended chamber at reaction temperatures and move the water around it to keep the outer layers of water and the container cool