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Twisty Reactor Hints at Practical Fusion Power
November 17, 2015
Ellen March
Twisty Reactor Hints at Practical Fusion Power
Ellen March
November 17, 2015

Twisty Reactor Hints at Practical Fusion Power

Ellen March
November 17, 2015
Image: Adapted from Angewandte Chemie/Univ. of South Carolina

Image: Adapted from Angewandte Chemie/Univ. of South Carolina

Max Planck Institute recently completed Wendelstein 7-X, the first large reactor based on a stellarator concept that relies on a cruller-like shape for the twisting action instead of a current. 

Full article available

http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/25/stellarator-fusion-reactor-complete/

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