An alternative fusion project has been kicked off in Europe that would seek abundant clean energy using a colossal laser the size of a football stadium.
The laser would tap the energy by squeezing together atoms of hydrogen - a process very similar to the one that powers the Sun.
Full article (and a movie) on BBC News
1 comments:
Yeah, but the difficult part of fusion power is getting more energy out of it than is put in. Maybe I misread the article, but I didn't see anything saying they were confident that they could make it produce excess energy.
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