i kinda confused with this article.
is germany succesfully produced the first hydrogen plasma fusion in the world .
or is it the first hydrogen plasma fusion in their stellar generator ?
http://www.iflscience.com/physics/germanys-fusion-reactor-creates-hydrogen-plasma-world-first
As much as I know there's no nuclear fusion yet.
so , are they just created plasma from hydrogen , and still no fusion ?
As much as I know there's no nuclear fusion yet.
If you don't count the sun… :)
Controlled fusion for energy generation has been "30 years away" for almost 70 years now. I'd welcome it. (Wouldn't we all?) But I'm afraid practical control of gravity needs to come first; and that's not very likely.)
sun gravity replication is impractical.
as i see they use different methodes to fuse the mats .
something like donut reactor .
Wendelstein 7-X stellarator in Greifswald successfully generated a plasma for a fraction of a second
The Associated Press Posted: Feb 03, 2016
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/nuclear-fusion-greifswald-1.3431541 (http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/nuclear-fusion-greifswald-1.3431541)
so what's NIF doing ?
aren't they made any successful hydrogen fusion yet ?
Check here:
https://lasers.llnl.gov/ (https://lasers.llnl.gov/)
i just found they use lasers to burn the deuterium and tritium .
and ignition , and lasers again ..
cant find anything related to succesfull hydrogen fusion records .
or is the information classified ?
Controlled fusion for energy generation has been "30 years away" for almost 70 years now.
So many things haven been "30 years away" for almost 70 years now.
And so many things have been for 30 years ago while the powers that be keeps on saying it doesn't exist...