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Ferreting out the truth about fusion: Interview with Bob Rosner
This physicist and self-described “plasma guy” (and former head of Argonne National Laboratory) delves into whether can ...
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After ITER: What China and others are doing in fusion. Interview with MIT’s Dennis Whyte
The former dean of MIT's plasma fusion dept—which is intimately tied to the privately funded Commonwealth Fusion Systems, ...
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Introduction—Fusion, forever the energy of tomorrow?
Will fusion as an energy source finally become an everyday, commercial reality in the next decade or so—or not come to ...
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What to expect from Trump’s second term: more erratic, darker, and more dangerous
The uncertainty does not exist only in the United States. Officials and analysts the world over wonder what Trump’s “peace ...
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UN to conduct new study of the broad impacts of nuclear war. Not all countries want to know
The UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly last week in favor of launching a two-year study on the effects of nuclear war—the first such expert study the UN has pursued since the 1980s. A total of ...
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Is the reign of tech titans coming to an end?
On October 25, The Washington Post dropped a bombshell on its readers, announcing that it would refrain from endorsing a presidential candidate in the upcoming election. Since 1976, when The Post ...