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> The techniques being used are largely well understood science and the downsides of previous approaches like ITER are explicitly avoided. I'm a layman when it
by tutanchamun 9y ago
> The techniques being used are largely well understood science and the downsides of previous approaches like ITER are explicitly avoided.
I'm a layman when it comes to these things, but does that mean they have improved tokamak's or will future nuclear fusion reactors more look like the stellarator used in Wendelstein 7-X for example?