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It’s interesting stuff. this place is 5 miles from where I live and does lots of research on fusion. Has the worlds largest tokamak.
https://ccfe.ukaea.uk
The TAE news might spur on the commercialisation of the work at Culham also, which would be nice. -
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as borne out by the timescales in which COVID vaccines were developed, the combination of accelerating computing power and political will can massively truncate timescales previously thought to be required for transformational innovations. It would be unsurprising to see significant deployment by 2035.Originally posted by Zalgo View PostComment
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the double edged sword here would be the gold rush mentality exploiting all relevant breakthroughs to get to market first, counter balanced by the equally feverish rush to use those same breakthroughs to create extinction level weapons.Comment
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Crazy I just watched a documentary on this ITER experiment pretty neat hope they don't blow up the world...
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It would be funny if the work at Culham led to nuclear obliteration, as it is like a village out of the Hobbit.
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more good news from Culham
Initial results from a UK experiment could help clear a hurdle to achieving commercial power based on nuclear fusion, experts say.
The researchers believe they now have a better way to remove the excess heat produced by fusion reactions
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-57232644
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Bezos gonna build a fusion plant at Culham
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-57512229Comment
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