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12/31/2016
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By Robert Jonathan
South Korea on the verge of unlimited energy breakthrough
Scientists in South Korea have reportedly made a breakthrough toward harnessing an unlimited source of safe and clean energy via nuclear fusion. The Korean Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) reactor apparently set a world’s record recently by holding superheated plasma in a steady state for 70 seconds. If implemented into widespread use, the nuclear fusion […]
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