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THE fusion energy video you should watch

Fusion could usher in a new age of energy but for most of us, fusion energy is still a big question mark.

Dragos Mitrica
November 16, 2016 @ 10:24 am

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Fusion could usher in a new age of energy but for most of us, fusion energy is still a big question mark. Could it really work? Could it really be that good? There are no simple, easy answers, but if you want to learn as much as possible in only a few minutes, this is the video for you:

Several companies, universities, and research institutes are actively researching fusion energy in the hope that it will change the world as we know it and bring clean, easily-accessible energy to the planet. Several prototypes are already working or nearing completion and there are reasons to be optimistic. If you want to read more, here’s a selection of articles from us at ZME Science:

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