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US scientists are developing a reactive, fusion-like power plant that takes place on the Sun, capable of providing endless energy.
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US scientists are developing a reactive, fusion-like power plant that takes place on the Sun, capable of providing endless energy.
People say who controls the universe controls the world - and Russians are definitely trying their best to do that.
The founders of Microsoft and Amazon have invested in several companies researching how to harness the energy of the same fusion reaction on the Sun.
A group of British scientists are working on cement that can withstand the harmful effects of nuclear waste for thousands of years.
Chinese scientists can produce three times more hot hydrogen gas than the Sun's core by using nuclear fusion and maintaining this temperature for 102 seconds.
The US government is planning to improve its nuclear warheads in a smaller, stealthier and more accurate way.
Chinese scientists have started the world's strongest neutron beam using nuclear fusion technology for civilian purposes as well as developing military weapons.
With a long half-life, Pu238 can provide an abundance of energy for spacecraft for nearly nine consecutive years.
New technology products from self-driving cars to mini nuclear reactors are all a result of scientists' ideas to save energy, reduce harmful emissions, and smart control…
Graphene - the thinnest and strongest metamaterial in the world to date - even
A new high-intensity laser can heat matter at a temperature of tens of millions of degrees Celsius as in the solar core for a fraction of a millionth of a second.
For years, the US military has sought to develop new generation weapons and has made impressive progress. Their latest 'toy' is an electromagnetic pulse weapon, with the…
The fusion reactor has a magnetic field 100,000 times stronger than the Earth's magnetic field that will provide clean energy for humans because of very low radiation le…
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was first reactivated after two years of upgrading, paving the way for dark matter research.
On Aug. 27, Iran's Atomic Energy Commission chief Ali Akbar Salehi said the country has conducted tests.