up to four times has recreated a successful fusion reaction

2024-02-11 07:02:49

In the middle of last year, the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in San Francisco obtained almost twice as much energy as it required to ignite the reaction, a milestone that no other reactor has achieved so far.

In the National Ignition Facility’s target chamber, 192 laser beams are focused on a peppercorn-sized ball of fuel LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY

The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), in California, managed to place its name in History by generating more energy in its reactor at the National Ignition Center (NIF) in December 2022 than was necessary to unleash a

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