'Artificial Sun' Blazes Past 1,000 Seconds in New Fusion Record
Scientists just set a new record in attempts to create an 'artificial Sun' down here on planet Earth. The team behind the ...
This ‘Artificial Sun’ Just Smashed Its Own Nuclear Fusion Record.
The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak in Heifei, China, a testbed for the long-awaited (and now delayed) ...
China's artificial sun just broke its own nuclear fusion record
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Is THIS where the world’s first ‘artificial Sun’ will be born? Vast Chinese fusion facility may also have deadly purpose
A NEW Chinese fusion facility may be where the world’s first “artificial sun” is born – but could also be used to develop ...
China’s ‘artificial sun’, breast cancer vaccine tests, DeepSeek: 7 science highlights
From China’s milestone in nuclear fusion to researchers testing a breast cancer vaccine on mice, here are seven science ...
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China's "artificial sun" sets new record for fusion power generation and limitless energy
China’s "artificial sun" EAST fusion reactor smashed the previous record for sustained plasma, advancing nuclear fusion ...
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China's artificial sun burns for 1,000 seconds, reaches 100 million degrees Celsius
The experimental reactor's main goal is to create nuclear fusion like the Sun, using deuterium from the sea to provide a ...
Chinese artificial sun shatters world record with 1,066-second plasma confinement
The breakthrough by the Institute of Plasma Physics (ASIPP) at the Hefei Institute of Physical Science represents a significant step forward in the quest for fusion ...
China's artificial sun burns for 1000+ secs, creates record in fusion research
Since starting operation in 2006, EAST has been an open test platform for Chinese and international scientists to conduct ...
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China's artificial sun burns for 1000+ secs, creates record in fusion research
China’s artificial sun, known as the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), burned for over 1000 seconds, creating a new record for the scientist working on the project.