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Korean fusion reactor ignites plasma seven times hotter than the Sun's core for 30 seconds.

Korea's "artificial sun" made headlines this week. The KSTAR fusion reactor kept the plasma at a temperature of about 100 million ° C for almost 30 seconds, which is seven times hotter than in the core of the Sun, where thermonuclear reactions take place. And that in itself is reassuring. The world needs inexpensive and endless fusion energy. But this event took place almost a year ago (which we reported), and we remembered it thanks to a recent publication in Nature.

However, South Korean scientists told in the article how they achieved success in confining plasma, so we also have something to talk about without retelling the old news, as most other publications did... Detail: https://bitcoingrandee.com/news NEWS