jjhaadded this to Interesting StuffSpace 25 Pictures That Capture The Vastness of Spacefloridatime.org - By floridatime We live in an immense universe – a place so large that scale means virtually nothing. After all, what’s the different between six million light years …
Kevin Beachusadded this to Climate Change & alternative powerNuclear Energy Scientists Generated Nuclear Fusion With a Tabletop Devicefuturism.com - Dan Robitzski Scaling Down A team of physicists managed to generate a nuclear fusion reaction using a device that can fit on a tabletop. The device, called a …
Memphis, TN Memphis teen honored for work on nuclear reactorwreg.com - WREG Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis city leaders honored a teenager who became the youngest person to ever build a nuclear reactor. On Tuesday, the City Council …
mmoranshane012added this to Interesting and whatever FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoPhysics Physicists spot the signatures of nuclear fusion in a table-top devicephysicsworld.com - No Author Neutrons characteristic of nuclear fusion have been produced sustainably inside a device that is small enough to fit on a tabletop. Yue Zhang at the …
TTigadded this to My Most LikedScience Chinese Scientists Aim to Generate Fusion Power by 2040futurism.com - Victor Tangermann Smashing Isotopes It’s the ultimate energy goal: generating power from smashing together particles at extremely high pressure and temperatures — but …
Albertina LEALA SAROadded this to NASA, Space & Earth's CoreNuclear Energy Top 10 Amazing Black Hole Factsdossess.com 3. SPACE GETS DISTORTED AROUND THEM Whatever physics your teachers taught right from the lowest to the highest grade become horse-crap in and around a …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMeteorites The Willamette Meteoriteamnh.org - www.amnh.org About The Willamette Meteorite weighs 15.5 tons. This iron meteorite, which was found in Oregon, is the largest ever found in the United States and …
Reuters UKChina China targets nuclear fusion power generation by 2040Reuters UK - David StanwayHEFEI, China (Reuters) - China aims to complete and start generating power from an experimental nuclear fusion reactor by around 2040, a senior scientist involved in the project said, as it works to develop
Shane Leschasinadded this to esotericaPlanets Odd orbits shed light on identity of objects that are half-star, half-planetnewatlas.com - Michael Irving To most of us, the difference between a star and a planet is pretty clear. But officially it's surprisingly murky, thanks to a middle-ground …
Nuclear Energy New device in Z machine measures power for nuclear fusionphys.org - Science X staff If you're chasing the elusive goal of nuclear fusion and think you need a bigger reactor to do the job, you first might want to know precisely how …
AArt siteInadded this to EnergyScience Nuclear fusion breakthrough breathes life into the overlooked Z-pinch approachnewatlas.com - Nick Lavars Nuclear fusion holds untold potential as a source of power, but to recreate the colliding atomic nuclei taking place inside the Sun and generate …
SAMMYadded this to UNIVERSE & BEYONDScience Are brown dwarfs failed stars or super-planets?phys.org - Science X staff Brown dwarfs fill the "gap" between stars and the much smaller planets—two very different types of astronomical objects. But how they originate has …
Nagsadded this to Tech WorldLexus 6 Cool Projects from the 2019 Lexus Design Awardsthenewswheel.com - Kimiko Kidd 2019 Lexus Design Awards: Arenophile by Rezzan Hasoglu In the immortal words of Anakin Skywalker, sandis coarse, rough, irritating, and it gets …
PatchNuclear Energy Seneca Valley Freshmen Winners At Science & Engineering FairPatch - Eric Heyl CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA - Two Seneca Valley High School freshmen fared well in the 80th Pittsburgh Regional Science and Engineering Fair held recently …
Forbesadded this to TechnologyPlay buttonNuclear Energy Scientists Want To Replicate Nuclear Fusion - The Sun's Energy Source. How On Earth Do They Do That?Forbes - Melanie WindridgeAnyone who visited London’s Science Museum in the last few months may have been fortunate enough to enjoy their latest exhibition, a tribute to our Sun. The exhibition deals with the history of mankind’s
Nuclear Energy News and Articles on Science and Technologyphys.org What would it take to meet the world's energy needs, sustainably, far into the foreseeable future? Perhaps creating energy the way the sun does, …
NNeil Kakitaadded this to My Web WanderingsPhysics Physicists “flip the D” in tokamak, get unexpectedly good resultArs Technica - Chris Lee A reversed ‘D’ shape plasma bottle leads to higher pressure, more stable plasma. In the world of fusion physics, two letters say it all: ‘L’ and ‘H’. …
David Fletcheradded this to China Tech China's 'artificial sun' may be the solution for limitless energytheweek.in - Web Desk The solution for limitless energy could really close. China is close to launching its ‘artificial sun’ nuclear reactor, providing the nation with …
CJBadded this to #China general newsChina China's 'artificial sun' reportedly set to be completed this yearNew York Post - By Sean Keach China is on course to finish building an “artificial sun” before the end of the year, local media reports. The incredible structure will be capable of …
Interesting Engineeringadded this to Interesting EngineeringNuclear Energy Researchers Turn Liquid Metal Into Plasma for the First Timeinterestingengineering.com - John Loeffler For the first time, researchers have been able to turn liquid metal into plasma, opening new possibilities for achieving nuclear fusion.
Adam Oliveradded this to StarsNuclear Energy Chinese Officials Say Their "Artificial Sun" Will Be Completed This YearScienceAlert - KRISTIN HOUSER, FUTURISM In November, Chinese researchers announced that the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) reactor — an "artificial sun" designed to …
The Sunadded this to The SunChina China’s ‘artificial sun’ that’s SIX TIMES hotter than the real Sun ‘will be ready this year’ – and could generthesun.co.uk - Sean Keach, Digital Technology and Science Editor CHINA is on course to finish building an "artificial sun" before the end of the year, local media reports. The incredible structure will be capable of …
mthungeradded this to Court of Leaves The Anthropic Principle Is What Scientists Use When They've Given Up On ScienceForbes - Ethan SiegelImagine you’ve encountered a natural phenomenon you want to understand better, but don’t have the tools to do so. Perhaps you’re curious why the fundamental constants have the values that they do, or old
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesHydrogen China will finish building a second 'artificial sun' this year in its quest to find near-limitless cheap green energydailymail.co.uk - Tracy You and Harry Pettit Chinese scientists are said to be building a new 'artificial sun' in a quest to find cheap, near-limitless and renewable energy. The cutting-edge …
FOX BusinessJeff Bezos Amazon's Bezos, Microsoft-backed 'green' deals that can actually save the planetFOX Business - Phil FlynnThe Green New Deal that is being backed by many on the left is an impossible dream that would do more to take away your rights than really do anything to save the planet. Yet there is a clean-energy save-the-world
Josh Gardneradded this to INT'L RELATIONS & GLOBAL POLITICSChina China: New “Artificial Sun” Will Be Completed This Yearfuturism.com - Kristin Houser On the Horizon In November, Chinese researchers announced that the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) reactor — an “artificial sun” …
Physics Why E-Cat Is a Hoaxrealclearscience.com - Sadri Hassani Calling something energy catalysis (E-Cat), low-energy nuclear reactions (LENR), or condensed matter nuclear science (CMNS) cannot hide the fact that …
RRoryadded this to RORYEast China Nation to complete new artificial sun device this yearglobaltimes.cn Public visit the model of artificial sun in Hefei, capital of East China's Anhui Province in October 2006. Through the model, they can know how the …
Steven Tedrahnadded this to Child WhispererNuclear Energy A Child Explains Why He Built a Nuclear Reactor in His PlayroomVICE - Rob Dozier“I realised that certain things that I thought were impossible for someone my age aren’t impossible,” said Jackson Oswalt, 14. This article originally appeared on Motherboard in the US. Memphis-native
Anton Prodanovic, Ph.D.added this to Nuclear EnergyNuclear Energy Kid builds a nuclear reactor in his roomSYFY WIRE - Elizabeth Rayne Most eighth-graders are into sports, video games, chilling with friends—and so is Jackson Oswalt. He also happens to be the youngest person ever to …
