> The Helion reactor will fire a steady stream of plasmoids from each side into a chamber, where the fuel is crushed by magnetic fields until fusion begins. Wit

> The Helion reactor will fire a steady stream of plasmoids from each side into a chamber, where the fuel is crushed by magnetic fields until fusion begins. Within one second, the fusion products are channelled away just as the next pair of plasmoids hurtles in. “The analogy we like to make is to a diesel engine,” says the company's chief executive, David Kirtley. “On each stroke you inject the fuel, compress it with the piston it until it ignites without needing a spark, and the explosion pushes back on the piston.” http://www.nature.com/news/plasma-physics-the-fusion-upstarts-1.15592 http://www.nature.com/news/plasma-physics-the-fusion-upstart... EDIT: This admittedly isn't very much information, but it's more than I could find on their official site.