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or fusion. There are always these articles: net energy gain finally! and then: no not really.
by VaxWithSex 4y ago
or fusion.
There are always these articles: net energy gain finally! and then: no not really.
- Robotbeat 4y agoReminds me of solar. That took a century to get to where we are today where the net energy output is much greater than the energy needed to manufacture them. It being hard and it requiring continual progress does not mean that progress does not occur.
- VaxWithSex 4y agoCorrect. Nuclear fusion research should be funded and realistic goals be set.
- Robotbeat 4y ago…which is exactly what this is?
- hotpotamus 4y agoHow long has humanity been working on fusion? Wasn't Ivy Mike in the early 50's? Glaciers continually progress too, but it's not obvious on human timescales.