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The aim is to achieve sustained plasma stability in nuclear fusion, mimicking the solar process.

June 23, 20260 citationsOpen Access

ONE FULL YEAR Plasma Stability Achieved at 100 Percent – A New Milestone in Fusion Control Nuclear

SMSERGIO ROBERTO MACHADONational Council for Scientific and Technological Development

Key Points

The aim is to achieve sustained plasma stability in nuclear fusion, mimicking the solar process.
Utilized a tokamak device to confine plasma at extreme temperatures using magnetic fields.
Conducted extensive research over a full year to test plasma stability.
Achieved 100 percent plasma stability for one full year, confirming viability of current technologies.
Demonstrated that the tokamak approach can effectively replicate conditions similar to those found in the Sun.

Abstract

Nuclear fusion represents one of the most promising frontiers in science and engineering. Reproducing on Earth the process that powers the Sun is an objective that has mobilized billions of dollars and decades of research worldwide. The tokamak, a device that confines plasma at temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees using intense magnetic fields, is considered the most viable path to achieving this goal.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3a225d111626ef22ab70d7 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20785291

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