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Lake Chagan was the result of a thermonuclear explosion in 1965 at Semey's nuclear test site, Kazakhstan. Guests must wear a mask and wear protective clothing when visit…
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Lake Chagan was the result of a thermonuclear explosion in 1965 at Semey's nuclear test site, Kazakhstan. Guests must wear a mask and wear protective clothing when visit…
The goal of research on fusion energy is to create the same energy as the stars on earth by synthesizing nuclei of light nuclei such as hydrogen, deutrium, tritium ...
US scientists are studying to use powerful laser systems to simulate the reaction that occurs in the sun's nucleus.
Some predictions about the next years of the 21st century have been given by theoretical physics professor Michio Kaku of New York University in the book of Future Physi…
Chinese scientists claim to have successfully tested a fusion energy reactor in the laboratory and said it was the first device in the world that could provide a clean a…
On March 23, the Hefei Institute of Physical Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) said it had successfully tested the nuclear fusion reactor in early 2006 t…
The Plasma Physics Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) will put the next-generation experimental nuclear fusion reactor to be tested in July or August 200…
The Hefei Institute of Physical Science under the Chinese Academy of Sciences will complete the advanced superconducting nuclear fusion reactor (EAST) in March or April…
In June 2015, the total cost of ITER construction exceeded 14 billion USD but experts said this was a totally worthy investment.
After 19 years of research, 1.1 million hours of tireless work, costing more than 1 billion euros, eventually the scientists at the Max Planck Institute built the comple…
Researchers at the University of Washington (USA) have invented a type of thermonuclear reactor capable of producing clean electricity at a low cost.
Vietnam is not only admired by natural landscapes, but also many artificial works such as Ba Na cable car or Cu Chi tunnels are also highly appreciated.
Born in Moscow during the Second World War, the Kurchatov Institute took the lead and created a new industry: nuclear science.
The 'artificial sun' project that produces clean and safe sources of energy could end dependence on the dwindling fuel sources on earth.
International physicists will build the largest 5 billion euro factory ever to produce energy through nuclear fusion.