South Korea's KSTAR Fusion Reactor Achieves Record Plasma Sustainment
South Korea's KSTAR "artificial sun" has made a notable scientific advancement in nuclear fusion research. The reactor successfully maintained high-temperature plasma in a high-confinement mode for a record 102 seconds. This achievement, including sustaining 100 million degrees Celsius for 48 seconds, represents significant progress toward developing clean fusion energy.
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