China artificial sun
Written By Harsh Vardhan Image. Chinas Experimental artificial Sun Creates Record As It Heats At 70 Mn Degrees Celsius The reactor has been in operation since 2006 and since then it has been used to harness the power of nuclear fusion a process that powers the Sun.
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11 hours agoNo China did not launch an artificial sun into the sky.
. 11 hours agoThe China National Nuclear Corporation CNNC said the HL-2M Tokamak artificial sun uses a powerful magnetic field to fuse hot plasma and can reach temperatures of over 150 million. Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Hefei Institutes of Physical Science have been able to achieve temperatures higher than the. A video showing what appears to be a large ball of light being launched into the sky in China has gone viral online gathering more.
7 hours agoOne reason some social media users may have been taken in by this miscaptioned video is that China truly has developed a so-called artificial sun This project consists of a nuclear fusion device. China s artificial sun nuclear fusion reactor has set a new world record after running at 216million degrees Fahrenheit 120millionC for 100 seconds according to state media. More than 10000 Chinese and foreign scientific researchers have worked together to bring to life the artificial sun.
The EAST harnesses extremely high temperatures to boil hydrogen isotopes into. 9 hours agoVideo showing China launching artificial sun debunked.
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