A team of Chinese and Thai scientists say they are confident the Thailand Tokamak-1 will reach its full capacity this month, opening the door for more  research on clean fusion energy. Photo: handout
A team of Chinese and Thai scientists say they are confident the Thailand Tokamak-1 will reach its full capacity this month, opening the door for more research on clean fusion energy. Photo: handout
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A Chinese-made fusion reactor is creating breakdowns – Thai scientists are delighted

  • Using a tokamak reactor donated by China, researchers in Thailand are generating hydrogen plasma to learn more about nuclear fusion
  • The country has joined the pursuit of clean fusion energy, considered the ultimate solution to humanity’s future power needs

A team of Chinese and Thai scientists say they are confident the Thailand Tokamak-1 will reach its full capacity this month, opening the door for more  research on clean fusion energy. Photo: handout
A team of Chinese and Thai scientists say they are confident the Thailand Tokamak-1 will reach its full capacity this month, opening the door for more research on clean fusion energy. Photo: handout
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