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Fusion's Break-Even Moment Is Real. It's Not Power Yet
In December 2022 the National Ignition Facility turned 2.05 MJ of laser energy into 3.15 MJ of fusion, a real breakeven. That is science, not a power plant yet.
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Science & Space. Maya Chen covers space and science for Savviest.news — launch windows, deep-space missions, and the physics news that actually changes the story. She was an aerospace researcher working on spacecraft telemetry before joining the desk, which means she has opinions about your download speeds too.
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