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Elizabeth Holub and her colleagues studied cold fusion in Prague in 2050. They hoped to find a new means of providing electricity since petrol and firewood were so expensive.

Their intention was to make the process colder and cheaper than that developed at UCLA. (PROSE: Fable Fusion)

Project Eden got their power from cold fusion generators which used Zeiton-7, hymetusite and parrinium. (PROSE: Lucifer Rising)

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-{{Wikipediainfo}}[[Elizabeth Holub]] and her colleagues studied '''cold fusion''' in [[Prague]] in [[2050]]. They hoped to find a new means of providing [[electricity]] since [[petrol]] and [[firewood]] were so expensive.
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+{{dab page|Cold fusion (disambiguation)}}
+[[Elizabeth Holub]] and her colleagues studied '''cold fusion''' in [[Prague]] in [[2050]]. They hoped to find a new means of providing [[electricity]] since [[petrol]] and [[firewood]] were so expensive.
 Their intention was to make the process colder and cheaper than that developed at [[UCLA]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fable Fusion (short story)|Fable Fusion]]'')
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+[[Cold fusion freighter]]s made use of cold fusion. ([[TV]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Five (TV story)|Children of Earth: Day Five]]'') The ''[[Erehwon]]'' had a [[Fleishman Cold Fusion Engine]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Smile (TV story)|Smile]]'')
+[[Project Eden]] got their power from cold fusion generators which used [[Zeiton-7]], [[hymetusite]] and [[parrinium]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Lucifer Rising (novel)|Lucifer Rising]]'')
 [[Category:Physics from the real world]]
+[[Category:Power sources]]