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Commercially viable fusion energy could be closer with new fuel approach

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by Headtopics•5d ago•0 views•
Commercially viable fusion energy could be closer with new fuel approach
M3 experiments demonstrate fuel compression using a simpler, lower power driver, marking an important step towards commercially viable high-gain inertial fusion.
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