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Princeton Researchers Find a Lower-Energy Route to Fusion Ignition
A new model for nuclear fusion has potentially discovered a significantly more energy-efficient way to achieve nuclear fusion, and flipped everything we thought we knew about the fusion process.
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A new model for nuclear fusion has potentially discovered a significantly more energy-efficient way to achieve nuclear fusion, and flipped everything we thought we knew about the fusion process. The scientists’ modelling also flips the traditional order of operations for managing and sustaining plasma in a controlled fusion experiment.
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