Sentences with phrase «from nuclear fusion»

But so far, generating an endless supply of energy from nuclear fusion only exists in the movies.

For decades scientists have been trying to make nuclear power from nuclear fusion.

A star shines by producing its own light from nuclear fusion in its dense, hot core.

In this activity students use E = mc2 to calculate the amount of energy released from nuclear fusion reactions in the Sun.

The bulk of the session, in which Musk shared the stage with Y Combinator head Sam Altman, was far - ranging and bizarre, twisting from nuclear fusion versus fission to Mars colonization.

This form of energy is created from nuclear fusion reactions that take place at millions of degrees Celsius, but Mr. Fusion appears to work at room temperature.

The tokamak is an experimental chamber that holds a gas of energetic charged particles, plasma, for developing energy production from nuclear fusion.

A $ 12 billion worldwide attempt to generate power from nuclear fusion was signed into existence today by ministers from the project's seven international partners — China, the European Union, India, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the United States.

Betelgeuse can be likened to an enormous «boiling» ball of gas heated by the release of energy from nuclear fusion in its core.

Suns and stars maintain a range of temperatures strictly due to a equilibrium between the outward pressure of the energy from nuclear fusion and the inward pressure of gravity.

This is how, half a century ago, John Cockcroft, one of the great nuclear pioneers, began an article in this magazine on the prospects for generating useful energy from nuclear fusion.

At the ITER project in Cadarache, France, scientists are trying to generate power from nuclear fusion, which requires heating plasma to many millions of degrees.

Stewart C. Prager, the director of the Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and a professor of astrophysical sciences at Princeton University, here offers a fresh defense of continued substantial support for research on extracting usable energy from nuclear fusion.

Smil expresses his exasperation at «techno - optimists [who] see a future of unlimited energy, whether from superefficient [photovoltaic] cells or from nuclear fusion.»