Thermonuclear energy, which is generally called the “Holy Grave of energy, can provide clean, unlimited electricity due to the reproduction of the process in which the sun is fed. However, the creation of a self -supporting reaction that produces more energy than it consumes continues to be a major problem.
For the operation of the thermonuclear synthesis, the reactors must heat the hydrogen plasma to a temperature of more than 100 million ° C and maintain their stability without damaging the equipment. The Western reactor successfully supported the plasma for a long time and avoided the deterioration of materials, an important step towards practical thermonuclear energy.
Source: Ferra
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