Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

A Graphical Illustration of the DFD Nuclear Fusion Process

Next Generation Travel: Direct Fusion Drive Can Get Spacecrafts to Titan in Two Years

Medicine & Technology Oct 20, 2020

Since nuclear fusion was discovered, it has become something of a holy grail in the search for efficient and clean energy sources. While the technology remains in a developmental phase, scientists are looking for a revolutionary application - fusion drives for spacecraft.

Boronization is the Secret to Efficient Fusion Replication According to Physicists

Dec 26, 2019

According to the researchers, one of the major issues in operating tokamaks is the reduction of the efficiency of fusions when the plasma that fuels these fusions is mixed with impurities.

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Next Generation Travel: Direct Fusion Drive Can Get Spacecrafts to Titan in Two Years

Boronization is the Secret to Efficient Fusion Replication According to Physicists

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