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Inside the Nuclear Fusion Facility That Changed the World - Vimarsana News

Inside the Nuclear Fusion Facility That Changed the World

TIME followed government scientists in the year after they achieved the biggest scientific breakthrough of the decade—successful fusion.

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South Korea's Artificial Sun Is Cooking 100-Million-Degree Plasma - Vimarsana News

South Korea's Artificial Sun Is Cooking 100-Million-Degree Plasma

Fusion energy scientists upgraded the KSTAR tokamak, allowing it to sustain its ridiculously hot plasma for longer.

US scientists have launched a new nuclear era they call the 'age of ignition' but it's still a distant dream from the age of nuclear power - Vimarsana News

US scientists have launched a new nuclear era they call the 'age of ignition' but it's still a distant dream from the age of nuclear power

NIF achieved ignition with its fusion device for the third time this year. The research could one day lead to fusion power plants.

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Nuclear Fusion Ignition Replicated Multiple Times in Historic Breakthrough - Vimarsana News

Nuclear Fusion Ignition Replicated Multiple Times in Historic Breakthrough

Jason Laurea/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory/Handout via ReutersNuclear scientists were able to replicate fusion ignition at least three times this year, marking a significant leap forward in the race to solve the climate crisis, according to a report this month by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Ignition, a reaction that releases more energy than it consumes, was first achieved by a team at the California laboratory last December. Never before successfully created, it has bee

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