14 Dec (NucNet): Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) in Germany say they have reached a milestone in a quest to derive energy from nuclear fusion by starting up one of the world’s largest nuclear fusion machines for the first time and briefly generating a super-heated helium plasma inside a vessel – a key point in the experimental process.
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Max Planck Scientists Announce Fusion Milestone With Startup Of ‘Stellarator’
Topics: Research & Technology
Source: NucNet
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