The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory has reported a 41-second sustained net-energy gain in its upgraded stellarator design.
"The PPPL stellarator records sustained positive Q for 41 seconds."
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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory reaches net-energy milestone
The PPPL stellarator records sustained positive Q for 41 seconds.
By Dr. Aron LevittPhysics Correspondent·October 9, 2024·9 min read
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