Fusion researchers crush record energy output at Princeton
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory scientists raised the record power from their fusion reactor to 3 million watts, then 5.6 million and finally 6.4 million watts in rapid experiments. The effort aims for 10 million watts within nine months, powering about 3,000 homes, with commercial fusion envisioned by 2035.
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Fusion power and its potential advantages explained
A plain overview describes fusion as the sun like energy source from hydrogen atoms joining in a plasma. It outlines tokamak containment using magnetic fields and heating to very high temperatures, with deuterium and tritium fueling experiments in Princeton. Fusion promises no pollution, limitless deuterium supply from water, lithium produced tritium, and no nuclear weapon byproducts or accidents.
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Veggies drive French heart health more than wine
Oregon Health Sciences University researchers say vegetables, not wine, explain the low French heart attack rate known as the French paradox. The Circulation study analyzes diets in 40 countries, while other experts note wine antioxidants may also help, though caution against encouraging drinking.
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