"Legeremain99" wrote:I think they should use Fusion power. It's cold energy, safe, and no radiation. It last indefinitely and he wouldn't have to recharge or ever run out of energy.
It's not cold. It's actually thousands of degrees
No radiation is relative: neutrons are flying everywhere in the fusion reactor, but as soon as you "power off", no more radiation. As for safe, products aren't radioactive and the fusion reaction isn't self-sustaining, so even if it blows up, it can't be far more dangerous than a "standard" chemical explosion; no long-time contamination.I also highly doubt that Astro could carry his personal fusion reactor: a tokamak designed for fusion is HUGE: a human, even tall, can stand up easily in that thing
"tonigirl1000" wrote:Thanks, i hope Astroboy does have a new type of energy source, involving one of the four building forces in the universe- nuclear, weak, electromagnetism or gravity. thanks and hugs.
All energy sources use one of these forces. Batteries for example are based on chemical reactions, which are themselves based on electromagnetism.
I really don't think we need to worry about whether or not Cold Fusion is a hoax. We're talking about Science Fiction, so why not? I did see that program I told you about. Whether it was true or not, I am unsure. I only caught the last few minutes of the documentary. Anyway, as I said this is Science Fiction, so why couldn't he be powered by a Cold Fusion module? It's no different than having a Warp Engine in a starship. It may not be possible at the moment, but who knows what the future may hold. Point made. 
