Magnetic Plasma Containment Record

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Scientists achieve major breakthrough in the quest for limitless energy: 'It's setting a world record'

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The Wisconsin HTS Axisymmetric Mirror research team was able to create and hold a plasma using a magnetic field strength of 17 Tesla through high-temperature superconductor magnets.

The design is based on an old fusion device called the magnetic mirror, which was a leading approach in the field until the 1980s .

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