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10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 59 ii.either in interacting reach (126) with the radiation emitted by said fixed nuclear source(s,) and interact with the emitted radiation, iii. either in contact or in interacting reach with the radiation emitted by said moveable nuclear source(s,) and interact with the emitted radiation, iv. interact with the emitted radiation, where if above mentioned dynamic nuclear sources are used in the process also the dynamic nuclear sources interact with the initial material(s), where abovementioned kind of interactions (q. and r.) between the available nuclear sources and the initial material(s) create - depending from the composition of the initial material(s) and even of the construction material(s) of the reactor itself: i. a number of new atomic and molecular elements of the periodic table and their isotopes which did not existed in the initial material(s) or which were not present in these quantities or degrees, where - for example - some of such new created isotopes may be new created radioactive Fl ne en sources themselves, ii.leads to the creation of a volume of plasma matter and the release of a number of electrons (for example: the creation of atomic or molecular hydrogen by use of a chemical or biological matter and interaction with radioactive material), iii. leads - in specific interactions - to changes of polarities due to reversal movement of electrons, resulting inter-atomic attraction of such atoms, iv. leads to a self-sustaining interaction process in said closed reactor - which contains it’s proper ecological system with cosmological conditions - where not only said initial material(s) are the source of the new atomic or molecular elements and their isotopes, but said new created element(s) (atoms and/or molecules) are iv. created element(s) (atoms and/or molecules) are automatically ionized by the same radiation source(s) which leads to the creation of plasma and the liberation of electrons, and by any other or the same radiations source(s) inside one or more cavities in/off the embodiment, possible wise by created radioactive molecules) created are cavities the one or more possible wise by created radioactive isotopes; where all above mentioned interactions create on one hand inside the core between the initial and new material(s) and plasma - but also on the other hand between them and the inside material(s) of the reactor itself and it’s proper potency relationship to the its ground level - a multitude of differences of electric potency (voltage) and of internal electrons movements (current) inside the closed reactor, and these current(s) can be collected, from the any levels of the reactor containment, this being liquid gas or plasma _ or the embodiment itself, by at least one terminal (118, 178), but preferable collected by a plurality of terminals (Fig. 21) from which the heads of the electrodes are well distributed over the inside either with all nuclear sources of the reactor, and