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heda97
10 minutes ago, Lippoutou said:

I think we been knew ? 

Anyway I hope so much I could work in that field !

You seem sciency, can you let us know once and for all? Is math related to science :bon:

 

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GypsyVida
1 minute ago, heda97 said:

You seem sciency, can you let us know once and for all? Is math related to science? 

lmao is that a threat to him?

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Lippoutou
14 minutes ago, heda97 said:

You seem sciency, can you let us know once and for all? Is math related to science :bon:

 

Omg w8, how's that possible ? :gum:

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17 minutes ago, GypsyVida said:

we been knew this for a couple years. :lolga:

But this article came out 2h ago... i dont get it :air: 

 

Maybe it has a new update

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DeanWinchester

Maybe you guys are thinking of fission instead of fusion?

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TimisaMonster

With Kim and Trump ruling, we'll all be fried by 2025... :selena:

 

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CannaeDrive

OP is right, this is new. Here's the deal:

 

"The MIT team tweaked the “recipe” for nuclear fusion in such a way that the output of power was ten times greater than with the original composition..."

"The tokamak produces magnetic fields that keep the superhot plasma inside and keep it moving—and hot—but controlling it for ever-longer periods of time and making it move faster to produce more energy has been a challenge. Now, the MIT scientists may have found the secret ingredient in an isotope of helium, helium-3."

"The team, from the Plasma Science and Fusion Center of the MIT, added trace amounts—1 percent—of helium-3 to the traditional combination and tested the new combination at the Alcator C-Mod tokamak. The results showed that the hydrogen-deuterium-helium plasma got wrigglier and hotter, producing 10 times more energy than before. The amount of energy produced after the addition of helium, the researchers explained, increased output by an order of magnitude, bringing it into the realm of megaelectronvolts."

"The test results were so exciting that another team, the one working with the JET in the UK, decided to replicate them. The replication confirmed the results, raising hopes that a fully functional nuclear fusion reactor may indeed be on the horizon."

 

 

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1 hour ago, Lippoutou said:

I think we been knew ? 

Anyway I hope so much I could work in that field !

 

1 hour ago, GypsyVida said:

we been knew this for a couple years. :lolga:

 

8 minutes ago, CannaeDrive said:

OP is right, this is new. Here's the deal:

 

"The MIT team tweaked the “recipe” for nuclear fusion in such a way that the output of power was ten times greater than with the original composition..."

"The tokamak produces magnetic fields that keep the superhot plasma inside and keep it moving—and hot—but controlling it for ever-longer periods of time and making it move faster to produce more energy has been a challenge. Now, the MIT scientists may have found the secret ingredient in an isotope of helium, helium-3."

"The team, from the Plasma Science and Fusion Center of the MIT, added trace amounts—1 percent—of helium-3 to the traditional combination and tested the new combination at the Alcator C-Mod tokamak. The results showed that the hydrogen-deuterium-helium plasma got wrigglier and hotter, producing 10 times more energy than before. The amount of energy produced after the addition of helium, the researchers explained, increased output by an order of magnitude, bringing it into the realm of megaelectronvolts."

"The test results were so exciting that another team, the one working with the JET in the UK, decided to replicate them. The replication confirmed the results, raising hopes that a fully functional nuclear fusion reactor may indeed be on the horizon."

 

 

^^^^^^^^^^^

 

See i knew the info couldnt of all been old cuz the article came out today!!!!

 

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Just now, New Compassion said:

I thought this was going to be about thorium. 

Well nuclear makes more sense with thorium as it produces less radioactive waste... and exists in greater quantities...

 

But a system abd industry already exists around Uranium making a shift now a challange

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