The Mirror Fusion Test Facility (2023)
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The Mirror Fusion Test Facility (2023)
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#3This field is so underfunded, but progress is still being made. Check out Commonwealth Fusion and their progress with insanely powerful compact energy efficient magnets. They recently clocked a stable 20T magnetic field.
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#4If you're the type to read comments before the article itself, do yourself a favour and click over if only for the fantastic, sci-fi level design of this device. Incredibly cool-looking.
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#5If you're the type to read comments before the article itself, do yourself a favour and click over if only for the fantastic, sci-fi level design of this device. Incredibly cool-looking.
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#6These are good stories to keep in mind when your/our much smaller passion projects get killed by management. Life moves on.
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#7These are good stories to keep in mind when your/our much smaller passion projects get killed by management. Life moves on.
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#8If you're the type to read comments before the article itself, do yourself a favour and click over if only for the fantastic, sci-fi level design of this device. Incredibly cool-looking.
Gave me Contact vibes. Love it!
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#9If you're the type to read comments before the article itself, do yourself a favour and click over if only for the fantastic, sci-fi level design of this device. Incredibly cool-looking.
Wow. It almost looks alien - insanely cool, and thanks for the push, it's quite an interesting article.
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#10I worked at a fusion lab at UW Madison for a few years. There is a statue of these mirror magnets (with a poetically broken water display). The way MFTF funding cut as soon as it was complete was a generational shock to fusion researchers. The taste still hasn't left peoples' mouths.