This analysis reveals the challenges of nuclear reactions for fusion power, suggesting a shift to alternative methods for achieving energy.
There is currently no fusion power due to the difficulties in implementing the required physical conditions to ensure the interaction of nuclei. An alternative approach has emerged now, which places far fewer demands on the physical conditions. Instead of a temperature of one hundred million degrees a temperature of only a few thousand degrees is sufficient. It makes sense to shift focus to the new alternative.
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