Google is making a big bet on a power source that hasn’t yet been used successfully anywhere in the world: nuclear fusion.

Google has signed an offtake agreement for 200 MW of power from Commonwealth Fusion Systems’ (CFS) developing fusion power ...

Nuclear fusion, the combining of the tiniest element, hydrogen atoms, to produce tremendous amounts of clean energy, isn’t far fetched. The sun (like all stars) has been doing it for a few bi… ...

Fusion, by contrast, relies on the universe’s smallest atom, hydrogen. Energy is released when two hydrogen nuclei combine to produce a helium nucleus and a neutron.

Google has signed the first-ever corporate power purchase agreement for nuclear fusion energy, marking a major step in the ...

From the definition of bosons to the difference between fusion and fission, we've compiled a list of the concepts to know before seeing "Oppenheimer." ...

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All the elements in the Periodic Table are made from different atoms, and the structure of these atoms results in a gamut of phenomena from radioactive decay to nuclear power.

Fusion has the potential to provide a clean, near limitless source of energy, and optimism for the technology is soaring.

Colorado State University and the German company Marvel Fusion are teaming up to develop what is expected to be one of the most powerful laser facilities in the world and a major step in the quest ...

Nuclear fusion, the combining of the tiniest element, hydrogen atoms, to produce tremendous amounts of clean energy, isn’t far fetched. The sun (like all stars) has been doing it for a few ...