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If we stopped what we worked on every time some nice theory came around which could work "better" (for whatever definition of better) we would never get anythin
by sgift 6y ago
If we stopped what we worked on every time some nice theory came around which could work "better" (for whatever definition of better) we would never get anything done.
Scientists/companies working in these areas are free to produce results that make ITER obsolete. After they've done that we can discuss about abandoning the - from our current understanding of science - most likely path to (more or less) unlimited energy. So far, they are not further along than let's say fusion experiments in 1960.
- raducu 6y agoBut is the consensus that ITER will be self-sustaining from an engineering perspective?
- leadingthenet 6y agoIt’s predicted to be able to have a Q>1. This lecture was enlightening: https://youtu.be/L0KuAx1COEk https://youtu.be/L0KuAx1COEk