France Beats Record Time of Plasma in Nuclear Fusion
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More than 22 minutes to 50 million degrees. This is the record reached on February 12 by French researchers, who have managed to maintain a hydrogen plasma in the WEST tokamak, reports a communiqué from the Office of the Commissioner for Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies (CEA). A result that improves by 25% the previous record, previously held by the Chinese tokamak EAST. This exploit marks an important step forward in the control of plasma…
CEA's Tokamak WEST, the Atomic Energy Commission, has maintained a plasma for more than 22 minutes, crushing the world record of duration, a historic milestone for nuclear fusion and for ITER.
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