Zap Energy has developed a fusion reactor that can be put in the garage

The FuZE-Q reactor is based on the principle of the Z-machine, which can be called an alternative to the tokamak. Here, the “pinch effect” is used, in which a powerful magnetic field is formed in the electrically conductive plasma column due to its own momentum. It heats and compresses the plasma, therefore, if a deuterium and tritium target is placed inside the column, then the pressure and temperature use a thermonuclear scheme.

The pinch effect has been known from pain for half a century, but the instability of the laser stob did not cause remotely for a long time. One of them, Uri Shumlak, takes over Zap Energy to monetize the invention.

In the FuZE-Q prototype, a current of 500 kiloamperes was obtained, which became a record for submbs. However, the technology itself is p p, n n 650 k + m + m + meo 650 n 650 cooamers and, according to p, this is a pto-threshold display topic. from Zap Energy, they need relatively low-cost, reliable, safe, and compact fusion reactors that anyone can install in their garage.