China Completes 582-Tonne Magnet For 'Artificial Sun', Eyes Fusion Power By 2030
China has completed a record 582-tonne superconducting magnet for its "Artificial Sun" fusion project, a major step toward its goal of demonstrating fusion-powered electricity generation by 2030.
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