What FUSION IGNITION Really Means for The Future of Energy Production
This week we got an announcement that a historical milestone was achieved. Fusion Ignition. But what it really means for the future of energy production, what most stories don't say and should you be excited after all?
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Comments (9)
Fraser: Grat option if you have the funding for supporting multiple R&D approaches, including supporting the commercial venues like Helion.
Fraser: "I think each of these pathways should be perused."
Nice presentation to drill down on a single subject keep it going.
Fraser, I like the 'one-topic' format; keep it up if possible.
Yes, this was a good presentation. Thanks for all you do!!
Yes, I like this shorter, one topic video. Of course I like the regular videos, too. Keep up the great work!
The inertial laser and magnetic Tokomak approaches to economical fusion power generators is a dead-end, period. Much more likely to succeed in the near to midterms are the Princeton Field-Reversed Configuration reactor (PFRC), and the Helion deuterium /He3 direct energy conversion approaches.
I think each of these pathways should be persued. We don't know for sure what will work out in the end.
Yes, I like this format.