July 15, 2010, 6:07 PM — By day, Robert W. Bussard toils as a web designer for Gucci. But in his spare time, he's looking to change the way the world generates electricity. Most fusion researchers work for governments or universities and have billion-dollar budgets, but Bussard has created fusion reactions in a device he built for under $40,000. Read more...
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