A relatively new method to control nuclear fusion that combines a massive jolt of electricity with strong magnetic fields and a powerful laser beam has achieved its own record output of neutrons--a key standard by which fusion efforts are judged--at Sandia National Laboratories' Z pulsed power facility, the most powerful producer of X-rays on Earth.
A relatively new method to control nuclear fusion that combines a massive jolt of electricity with strong magnetic fields and a powerful laser beam has achieved its own record output of neutrons--a key standard by which fusion efforts are judged--at Sandia National Laboratories' Z pulsed power facility, the most powerful producer of X-rays on Earth.
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