To Unlock Limitless Energy, Scientists Needed a Secret Ingredient—And They May Have Just Found It
The new material could be key to finally building a successful fusion reactor.
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US to test crucial nuclear ‘fusion blanket’ to produce sun-like power on Earth
Scientists at the United States Idaho National Laboratory (INL) are carrying out tests for ‘fusion blanket’ technologies to ...
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Nuclear Fusion Race Intensifies With Chinese Breakthrough
China has made a significant breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology, achieving record temperatures in its EAST experiment, ...
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Tokamak Energy Selects Aras Innovator SaaS to Accelerate Commercial Fusion Energy Development
ANDOVER, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aras, a leader in product lifecycle management (PLM) and digital thread solutions, announced today that Tokamak Energy, a pioneering fusion energy company ...
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Chinese Scientists Developing "Artificial Sun" To Provide Limitless Energy, Achieves New Milestone
Scientists in China are building an "artificial sun" which can generate electricity. It is called Experimental Advanced ...
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China's 'artificial sun' sets new milestone by sustaining 100 million degrees for 1,000 seconds
China's Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) fusion energy reactor, also known as the 'artificial sun', has ...
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The quest for better fusion reactors is putting a new generation of superconductors to the test
Materials scientists Susie Speller and Chris Grovenor are trying to predict how long these components can last in this extreme environment Inside view Private companies like Tokamak Energy in the UK ...
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France runs fusion reactor for record 22 minutes
WEST Tokamak reactor. Achieving the dream of commercial fusion power is the Holy Grail of engineering and has been for 80 years. With a single gram of hydrogen isotopes yielding the energy ...
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Some fuel lodges in the inner walls of fusion vessels: Researchers now have a better idea of how much
New research offers insights that could help reduce the amount of radioactive tritium embedded in the walls of fusion vessels to a minimum.