Nuclear Fusion
Stellarator
Definition
A device similar to a tokamak but with twisted magnetic fields to reduce instabilities in plasma confinement.
Related Theories (6)
China Tokamaks
The researcher says China, at Hefei, is building tokamaks of the kind his team studied 20 years ago, and that for all he knows people elsewhere without America's 'mental constraints' will beat the US to fusion.
DT Helium 3 Fusion Neutron Capture
DT helium 3 fusion neutron capture boron 10 blanket retrofitting nuclear plants steam lines no radioisotope decay
Exotic Vacuum Object Plasma Orbs
Suggests that self-contained plasma structures using electromagnetic fields for confinement could exist as permanent stable fusion reactors
Manufactured Fusion Hope
Public fusion programs (tokamaks, stellarators) are intentional distractions to delay free energy rollout while maintaining control
Tokamak Criticism
Large budget preserving project rather power producing struggle confine neutral plasmas crippling losses scaling amplified cost complexity
Tokamak Right Hand Rule Force Problem
Right hand rule force at right angles not restoring force particles gyrate magnetic fields collisions jumps walls