Gord_in_Toronto
Penultimate Amazing
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I keep reading articles like the following:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/zap-energy-fusion-reactor
and
https://spectrum.ieee.org/general-fusion-takes-aim-at-practical-fusion-power
Fusion powerWP seems to explain the current state of the art.
I remember reading about:
Still waiting for success.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/zap-energy-fusion-reactor
and
https://spectrum.ieee.org/general-fusion-takes-aim-at-practical-fusion-power
It might be time to retire that overused joke about nuclear fusion always being 30 years away.
Fusion powerWP seems to explain the current state of the art.
I remember reading about:
in the magazine Nuclear Engineering, to which my Dad subscribed, at the time the study was published and the negative impact it had on the fission industry and uranium stocks.The first experiment to achieve controlled thermonuclear fusion was accomplished using Scylla I at LANL in 1958. Scylla I was a θ-pinch machine, with a cylinder full of deuterium.
Still waiting for success.
