Could China's Fission Burn Up The Universe?

Will the forces released suck in a solar wind? The Shrode Report has heard rumors from more than three unnamed sources that speculate the solar winds caused by the magnetic storms created from sudden fusion, could blow away the atmosphere.


Solar Winds . . . (Photos courtesy Google Images)




Gypsy Nick doubts the end is near, but recommends you buy an oxygen tank to live long enough to see the pretty colors released as the phenomena unfolds . . .  if the rumors are true.

China Creats Artificial Sun

The Earth Burning Might Be A Hard Fire To Fight.

The Shrode Report has asked the scientists, "Once the oceans burn up, where will you get the water to put out the fire?"  . . . We are still waiting for their answer.


Planet Burning . . . (Photo courtesy Google Images)











The heat would spread from China to the USA . . . from East To West.




USA Heat Chart . . . (photo courtesy Google Images and NOAA)














Scientist are trying to create an artificial sun in the laboratories.



Tanning parlors in California are watching developments closely.



Fusion experiment . . . (Photo courtesy Google Images)



The Shrode Report estimates that the oil cartels of the world would go broke if China and the USA quit using oil for energy and switched to fusion (A Sun In A Jar) technology.

Gypsy Nick thinks gas could go as low as 25 cents a gallon.







China Does Fusion Bigger . . . And A Lot More Dangerous!








Stand back, this could blow . . .
















Fusion under construction . . . (Photo courtesy Google Spy Network . . . a division of Google Images) . . .  we're just kidding. Relax.



The USA is trying to catch up fast and may be cutting a few nuclear corners.





So far . . . they have some cute names thought up.





Cosmicopia . . . (Photo Courtesy Google Images)


Gypsy Nick thinks the world should just chill out. Take a wait and see attitude, and watch for the Fusion Meltdown Siren . . .  to install next to your smoke alarm.







Chillin World . . . (Photo courtesy Google Images)















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