https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cn...mate/nuclear-fusion-record-korea-climate-intl
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Korean Oppa 又做到了，half size of jiuhu yet able.to achieve Nuclear Fusion Breakthru, coolie genes is really Jiak Liao Bee de woh, Right Cik Syed?
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Scientists in South Korea have announced a new world record for the length of time they sustained temperatures of 100 million degrees Celsius — seven times hotter than the sun’s core — during a nuclear fusion experiment, in what they say is an important step forward for this futuristic energy technology.
Nuclear fusion seeks to replicate the reaction that makes the sun and other stars shine, by fusing together two atoms to unleash huge amounts of energy. Often referred to as the holy grail of climate solutions clean energy, fusion has the potential to provide limitless energy without planet-warming carbon pollution. But mastering the process on Earth is extremely challenging.
The most common way of achieving fusion energy involves a donut shaped reactor called a tokamak in which hydrogen variants are heated to extraordinarily high temperatures to create a plasma.
Nuclear fusion seeks to replicate the reaction that makes the sun and other stars shine, by fusing together two atoms to unleash huge amounts of energy. Often referred to as the holy grail of climate solutions clean energy, fusion has the potential to provide limitless energy without planet-warming carbon pollution. But mastering the process on Earth is extremely challenging.
The most common way of achieving fusion energy involves a donut shaped reactor called a tokamak in which hydrogen variants are heated to extraordinarily high temperatures to create a plasma.
High temperature and high density plasmas, in which reactions can occur for long durations, are vital for the future of nuclear fusion reactors, said Si-Woo Yoon, director of the KSTAR Research Center at the Korean Institute of Fusion Energy (KFE), which achieved the new record.
Sustaining these high temperatures “has not been easy to demonstrate due to the unstable nature of the high temperature plasma,” he told CNN, which is why this recent record is so significant.
Sustaining these high temperatures “has not been easy to demonstrate due to the unstable nature of the high temperature plasma,” he told CNN, which is why this recent record is so significant.
KSTAR, KFE’s fusion research device which it refers to as an “artificial sun,” managed to sustain plasma with temperatures of 100 million degrees for 48 seconds during tests between December 2023 and February 2024, beating the previous record of 30 seconds set in 2021.
The KFE scientists said they managed to extend the time by tweaking the process, including using tungsten instead of carbon in the “diverters,” which extract heat and impurities produced by the fusion reaction.
The ultimate aim is for KSTAR to be able to sustain plasma temperatures of 100 million degrees for 300 seconds by 2026, a “a critical point” to be able to scale up fusion operations, Si-Woo Yoon said.
The KFE scientists said they managed to extend the time by tweaking the process, including using tungsten instead of carbon in the “diverters,” which extract heat and impurities produced by the fusion reaction.
The ultimate aim is for KSTAR to be able to sustain plasma temperatures of 100 million degrees for 300 seconds by 2026, a “a critical point” to be able to scale up fusion operations, Si-Woo Yoon said.
What the scientists are doing in South Korea will feed into the development of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor in southern France, known as ITER, the world’s biggest tokamak which aims to prove the feasibility of fusion.
KSTAR’s work “will be of great help to secure the predicted performance in ITER operation in time and to advance the commercialization of fusion energy,” Si-Woo Yoon said.
KSTAR’s work “will be of great help to secure the predicted performance in ITER operation in time and to advance the commercialization of fusion energy,” Si-Woo Yoon said.
This announcement adds to a number of other nuclear fusion breakthroughs.
In 2022, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s National Ignition Facility in the United States, made history by successfully completing a nuclear fusion reaction which produced more energy than used to power the experiment.
This February, scientists near the English city of Oxford announced they had set a record for producing more energy than ever before in a fusion reaction. They produced 69 megajoules of fusion energy for five seconds, roughly enough to power 12,000 homes for the same amount of time.
In 2022, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s National Ignition Facility in the United States, made history by successfully completing a nuclear fusion reaction which produced more energy than used to power the experiment.
This February, scientists near the English city of Oxford announced they had set a record for producing more energy than ever before in a fusion reaction. They produced 69 megajoules of fusion energy for five seconds, roughly enough to power 12,000 homes for the same amount of time.
https://www.nuclearmalaysia.gov.my/eng/kemudahan-rnd.php?id=1
Jiuhu also Has Nuclear Reactor since 1982...but no sound no pic, why hah?
Jiuhu also Has Nuclear Reactor since 1982...but no sound no pic, why hah?
TRIGA PUSPATI Reactor known as RTP is the only nuclear research reactor in Malaysia. The reactor starts its operation in 1982 and reached its first criticality on 28 June 1982. TRIGA stands for Training, Research, Isotope Production and General Atomic. Its compact core allows for a low critical mass and higher neutron fluxes while ensuring a high degree of safety.
RTP is a pool type reactor, where the reactor core sits at the bottom of a 7-metre high aluminium tank surrounded by a biological shield made of high density concrete. The reactor uses solid fuel elements in which the zirconium-hydride moderator is homogeneously combined with enriched uranium with 1MW thermal power. Demineralized water acts both as coolant and neutron moderator, while graphite acts as a reflector.
The reactor was designed to effectively implement the various fields of basic nuclear science and education. It incorporates facilities for advanced neutron and gamma radiation studies as well as for application, including Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), Delayed Neutron Activation Analysis (DNA), radioisotope production for medical, industrial and agricultural purposes, Neutron Radiography and Small Angle Neutron Scattering (SANS).
RTP is a pool type reactor, where the reactor core sits at the bottom of a 7-metre high aluminium tank surrounded by a biological shield made of high density concrete. The reactor uses solid fuel elements in which the zirconium-hydride moderator is homogeneously combined with enriched uranium with 1MW thermal power. Demineralized water acts both as coolant and neutron moderator, while graphite acts as a reflector.
The reactor was designed to effectively implement the various fields of basic nuclear science and education. It incorporates facilities for advanced neutron and gamma radiation studies as well as for application, including Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), Delayed Neutron Activation Analysis (DNA), radioisotope production for medical, industrial and agricultural purposes, Neutron Radiography and Small Angle Neutron Scattering (SANS).
Dictatorships and Islamofascists can never achieve anything great. Because they do not tolerate mavericks and wrongthinkers.
You want to accomplish what South Korea and Taiwan do, you must publicly fuck the government and the government must bow to you, and reply 'yes sir' or 'yes ma'am'.
And you must sell LGBT watches or Allah socks without any restrictions. Don't like it, don't buy it.
You want to accomplish what South Korea and Taiwan do, you must publicly fuck the government and the government must bow to you, and reply 'yes sir' or 'yes ma'am'.
And you must sell LGBT watches or Allah socks without any restrictions. Don't like it, don't buy it.
What's the point of nuclear when malays Got Solar and huge hydro potential.
Plus plenty of lng.
South Korea got nothing. And still In a state of war so everybody stressed and under duress.
South Korea got nothing. And still In a state of war so everybody stressed and under duress.
But Korean Oppa seldom do prayers de woh
Then must pray more, so that solar panel can appear from thin air FOC, and charge JLB Cina Heaven Price mah
Seem like your Gaza Peng You are playing real life counterstrike 2.0 since last Oct leh
What if God get angry due to insufficient prayer, and sudden decide to take back all these gift?
Eg El Nino everyday every year?
Because they are godless they need nuclear fusion.
God helps those who help themselves. Muslim. Land are blessed with sunshine and oil and gas.
That mean no prayer is needed for nuclear fusion de woh