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Nuclear lightbulb

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The term "nuclear lightbulb" is often used to refer to a concept in nuclear fusion research, specifically relating to the idea of using nuclear fusion reactions to generate light and energy in a controlled manner, similar to how a conventional lightbulb generates light through electrical resistance. One of the most common references to a nuclear lightbulb is the concept of a fusion-based power generation device, as seen in proposals for fusion reactors.

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