Good story from the Guardian on the state of fusion research here.
While economically viable fusion may be decades off at the current low relative level of investment, it's good to see the world's great geopolitical powers working together:
While economically viable fusion may be decades off at the current low relative level of investment, it's good to see the world's great geopolitical powers working together:
Last year, bulldozers began clearing land 60km north-east of Marseille in southern France. By 2019, it is hoped that the world's largest and most advanced experimental tokamak will be switched on. The €15bn International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) is being funded by an unprecedented international coalition, including the EU, the US, China, India, South Korea and Russia.h/t Tyler Cowen
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