Success_Machine said:
>By that time ITER fusion experiments will be almost complete. They will very
>likely be deep into planning DEMO, the prototype for a commerical fusion
>powerplant. So maybe they can improve the process by 100-fold using the
>experimental data from ITER.
--OR-- The ITER fusion experiments which are ***experiments*** and not a sure bet, will show that nuclear fusion has no commerical potential at all. Remember, for nuclear fusion to work, it needs to be a cheaper energy source than Australian shale oil, Canadian tar sands or ocean thermal gradiants. Based upon the size and complexity of ITER, I see no real reason for optimism.
>I'm sure they expect to improve something, otherwise why build it?
Something to do? Too proud to say they were wrong?
Gary
Space/Science » in reply to re: Lunar Base will be set up around 2020 AD
Nuclear fusion
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