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UK scientists stabilized fusion plasma and controlled heat in a tokamak, reaching 35 million°C, advancing clean energy goals.
British scientists at the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy have stabilized turbulent plasma in the MAST-U spherical tokamak, suppressing damaging edge-localized modes for the first time using magnetic fields.
They also achieved independent control of the reactor’s upper and lower divertors, a key step for managing heat and particles.
The experiment reached temperatures over 35 million degrees Celsius, advancing the UK’s fusion research and bringing practical, carbon-free energy closer to reality, with a prototype power station targeted for the 2040s.
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Los científicos del Reino Unido estabilizaron el plasma de fusión y el calor controlado en un tokamak, alcanzando 35 millones de °C, avanzando en los objetivos de energía limpia.