> Honestly, ITER is so bad that you're insulting the Shuttle with this comparison. > [ ... ] > It won't even produce any electrical power. Worse. It won't even

> Honestly, ITER is so bad that you're insulting the Shuttle with this comparison. > [ ... ] > It won't even produce any electrical power. Worse. It won't even address the question what could be the so far unknown near magic materials which a breeding blanket would need to be made of. to support sustainable Tritium re-generation, which would be needed a long time before any demonstration could be hoped to produce any electrical power. In short, D-T fusion - the only process which can be imagined to be accessible by magnetic inclusion - needs a supply of Tritium and this needs a working Tritium breeding system, with a neutron loss factor below 1. It is completely unknown how to achieve that.