Cold Fusion is Fun

I created an effective and reliable cold fusion reactor using a 2000 watt variable transformer (variac), a full-wave bridge rectifier rated for 400 volts/40 amps, and a homemade reactor vessel (consisting of a W cathode (1 mm diameter), a stainless steel anode, and a sodium bicarbonate solution). The plasma electrolysis provides the perfect environment (if prepared correctly) to start and sustain a nuclear fusion reaction, resulting in the fusing of hydrogen ions to form helium isotopes. All music in this video is not owned by me, but the artist. Weird Science- Oingo Boingo