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How fusion reactors could change the world: Experts explain how a 'mini sun' could lead to unlimited energy

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Experts say we must maintain reactions for over a long period of time Also, devise a material structure to harness the fusion power for electricity We also need to research the tokamak and make fusion more attractive Once these issues are solved we'll have an unlimited source of energy Once these issues are solved we'll have an unlimited source of energy If we're able to solve an extremely complex set of scientific and engineering problems, fusion energy promises a green, safe, unlimited source of energy. Pictured is the plasma inside a fusion reactor. Mystery as researchers find extreme tornado outbreaks are... Is BRAIN HACKING the future of war? Experts predict drone... Google's humanoid robot goes off road (and this time,... The'time bomb' under our feet: Researchers warn global... Mystery as researchers find extreme tornado outbreaks are... Is BRAIN HACKING the future of war?


TRITIUM to be added to Z Machine and could hold the key to unlimited energy

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Could TRITIUM hold the key to unlimited energy? Researchers have revealed they are introducing tritium to the Z Machine's fuel, the most neutron-laden isotope of hydrogen. Top secret X-37B military spaceplane could be turned into a... Meet Bear-yoncé! Dancing bear twerks it out in hilarious... Russia unveils killer robots that can seek and shoot humans... How slimeballs slither: Watch the bizarre'slimelapse' that... Top secret X-37B military spaceplane could be turned into a... Meet Bear-yoncé! Dancing bear twerks it out in hilarious... Russia unveils killer robots that can seek and shoot humans... How slimeballs slither: Watch the bizarre'slimelapse' that... With the addition of tritium, the Z Machine's already neutron high upper limit will be pushed much farther, emitting 80 times the amount of neutrons. The Z Machine has long been used to provide crucial information for computer simulations that test the readiness of America's nuclear stockpile, and to recreate the conditions at stars and the cores of planets.