Fusion's Future Unfolds
ITER represents a monumental international effort in fusion energy, with a staggering cost of at least $25 billion and a timeline extending over a decade. As the first plasma is anticipated around 2025-2026, the conversation highlights a paradox: while ITER's lengthy journey raises skepticism, recent advancements and increased funding for smaller fusion ventures suggest a rapidly evolving landscape. This duality prompts a reevaluation of past timelines and costs in light of the accelerating progress in fusion technology.In this clip
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