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Bubble fusion makes a comeback

Physics

Bubble fusion makes a comeback

Dreams of a table-top nuclear fusion reactor just will not go away, and imploding bubbles might just create enough heat to trigger the reaction

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The great fusion experiment

Physics

The great fusion experiment

Features

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Technology

Hiroshima bomb may have carried hidden agenda

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Technology

Biggest nuclear fusion project goes to France

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Physics

US funding of fusion reactor in doubt

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Physics

Frozen talks over fusion reactor warm up

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Technology

Desktop nuclear fusion demonstrated

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13 things that do not make sense

Life

13 things that do not make sense

Features

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Japan rejects Europe's nuclear fusion deadline

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Physics

Blazing core closes gap on bubble fusion

The idea that nuclear fusion can occur inside bubbles created by bombarding fluids with sound waves has received a boost

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Physics

Harnessing bubbles to trigger nuclear fusion

Features

US warms to cold fusion

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Editorial: Political problems delay fusion reactors

Opinion

Nuclear fusion negotiations go critical

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