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Yes, it has. Setting aside hydrogen bombs, the predecessor of ITER, JET has achieved nuclear fusion. To do so, it has used more electricity than it generated, b
by _ph_ 6y ago
Yes, it has. Setting aside hydrogen bombs, the predecessor of ITER, JET has achieved nuclear fusion. To do so, it has used more electricity than it generated, but it maintained fusion and generated electricity. ITER is supposed to achieve a net gain of electricity.