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Mapping the depths of plasma physics - Vimarsana News

Mapping the depths of plasma physics

MIT Assistant Professor Jack Hare studies plasma, a high-energy gas in which atomic nuclei and electrons roam around separately. Creating plasma in small quantities allows him to study how plasma behaves in the wider universe. His lab’s main instrument is a house-sized device called PUFFIN (the PUlser For Fundamental [Plasma Physics] INvestigations).

Source: mit.edu
China Makes Breakthrough Ahead of Other Nations in Crucial Fusion Reactor Technology That Promises Endless Source of Power - Vimarsana News

China Makes Breakthrough Ahead of Other Nations in Crucial Fusion Reactor Technology That Promises Endless Source of Power

The Chinese Tokamak is said to be ahead in fusion reactor technology that is needed as source of clean energy without the nuclear residue of fission reactions.

Source: hngn.com
Science Fiction Revisited: Ramjet Propulsion - Vimarsana News

Science Fiction Revisited: Ramjet Propulsion

In science fiction stories about contact with extraterrestrial civilisations, there is a problem: What kind of propulsion system could make it possible to bridge the enormous distances between the ...

The Fusion Fuel Discrepancy: The Scientific Facts - Vimarsana News

The Fusion Fuel Discrepancy: The Scientific Facts

Half of the required fuel mixture for for nuclear fusion does not exist on Earth as a natural resource. Does. Not. Exist.

A graduate student who goes to extremes - Vimarsana News

A graduate student who goes to extremes

Whether testing high-field fusion magnets or his own physical endurance, MIT graduate student Theo Mouratidis pushes the limits.

Source: mit.edu