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Idea like when i was a kid. if you find a ufo, the reason you want to find a ufo is that they are probably using fusion reactors to get here and we can replicate that. the fact that we are replicating it is a pretty big deal scientifically. in terms of how we should think about this pragmatically? what kind of a timeline should be putting ourselves on before we can get from this idea to fusion cars? >> its still a ways off, unless you have a breakthrough like we had in the medical field. you thi...

Lasers have ignited a mini star on earth, laying the foundation for a clean energy source of the future: A historical breakthrough in inertial confinement fusion research at the National Ignition ...

The reaction they were hoping for. producing more energy than the scientists put in, the first step, scientists say, towards near limitless energy. >> so in other words, were talking about the energy of the universe being harnessed right here on the planet earth. >> reporter: the scientific milestone coming as the push to replace fossil fuels is more urgent than ever. with climate change pushes temperatures to catastrophic levels. >> this milestone moves us one significant step closer to the pos...

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AZoM spoke with Dr. Masatoshi Kondo from the Tokyo Institute of Technology about liquid metals and the corrosion of materials in fusion reactors at high temperatures.

2050 -- the optimistic force asked her for 2050 —— forecast, but i think the sceptics are holding out. we still need to prove the concept. once you can do it in a billion—dollar machine that doesnt mean you can spread it around the world in a practical way immediately. but i am an optimist, so i have to say im quite excited by this result, and i really do hope that in my lifetime, well see fusion reactors, because itll be a completely different form and energy than anything weve had before...

Work as it is supposed to do. and that will be the first time that we ever create net energy, that we ever create net energy, thatis that we ever create net energy, that is at least the hope, that is what eter is designed to do. so how long, you know, what are we looking out, a few decades or beyond that, even, in terms of when this might be able to replace conventional energy sources? ., , , . sources? the optimistic forecast _ sources? the optimistic forecast are _ sources? the optimistic fore...

The other challenges is that during the other challenges is that during the fusion reaction, the energy is created by the generation of these small particles, called neutrons, so a fly out of the core of the fusion device, they are going to collide with materials that are comprised in the inner wall of the device, and thatis the inner wall of the device, and that is what we are going to use to generate electricity, by boiling water to produce steam. what they can also do is make those materials ...

But the inside of that fusion device is very different to what it looks like now. they have graded jet so it looks like a fusion reactor of the future, —— jet. looks like a fusion reactor of the future, ——jet. so this has looks like a fusion reactor of the future, —— jet. so this has allowed us to test real—life conditions for these future fusion reactors. also, as we said in the report, they have doubled the amount of energy that is produced back in 1907. so in terms of producing ...