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Fusion power

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Fusion reactors

Proposed fusion reactors

Migma

Omnigeneity

Magnetic confinement fusion

Bumpy torus

Field-reversed configuration

Flux surface

Quasisymmetry

Reversed field pinch

Theta pinch

Z-pinch

Aneutronic fusion

Antimatter-catalyzed nuclear pulse propulsion

Burning plasma

Colliding beam fusion

Diffusion Inhibitor

Direct Fusion Drive

First Light Fusion

Fusion energy gain factor

Fusion rocket

General Fusion

Inertial electrostatic confinement

Intermediate-Current Stability Experiment

KMS Fusion

Large Helical Device

Lawson criterion

List of fusion experiments

List of fusion power technologies

Neutral-beam injection

Oil constant

Polywell

SCR-1

Wigner fusion

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Fusion power by

Ciro Santilli 32 Updated 2024-09-16 Created 1970-01-01

Fusion power could be the next big thing.

Most promising approaches as of 2020:

Why Private Billions Are Flowing Into Fusion by Bloomberg (2022)

Joint European Torus
General Fusion: compress with liquid metal. Intends to demo in JET site.
Helion Energy: direct fusion to electricity conversion without steam, direct from magnetic field movements
First Light: shoot microscopic objct at a target to crush it so much that fusion happens

It is interesting that there are several different approaches to the problem. This feels a bit like quantum computing's development at the same time, increases hope that at least one will work.

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