General Atomics Ends Fusion Journey
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General Atomics sees an end to the long road toward nuclear fusion
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Nuclear fusion is what happens on the sun.
The quest to “put the sun in a bottle’s bottle” has been going on since World War II .
We still don’t have the technology to contain and release fusion energy so it can boil water, run a turbine and generate power.
ITER, a tokamak-powered facility that will be the closest thing the world has seen to a fusion power plant.
China is outspending the United States by a factor of two , says Buttery .
Private sector investment in fusion in the U.S. has increased hugely.
People in the fusion field believe we will have fusion power plants sometime in the 2030s .
Buttery cautions us to know every new energy source has uncertainties.
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