A new record was set in the support of thermonuclear fusion (video)

The American company announced the support of thermonuclear fusion at a plasma temperature of 200 million °C during the day.

Quantum Kinetics Corporation (QKC) used a patented modular reactor to start and maintain fusion. The company's representatives claim that they have managed to start plasma fusion at a temperature of 200 million °C within 24 hours.

The company's press release reports that researchers have made a breakthrough during peer-reviewed experiments with the processing of radioactive wastewater. The new achievement significantly surpasses the previous record. In April, Korea's Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) reactor reached 105 million °C within 48 seconds.

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According to the company, the QKC reactor behaved like a stabilizing star, cooling by about 187% but still maintaining a temperature of 200 million °C. During the first minute of the experiment, the temperature of plasma synthesis during the treatment of radioactive wastewater was more than 208 million °C. The temperature reached more than 220 million °C during the second minute of the experiment.

This is truly extraordinary. In addition to the thorium, lead, and tungsten produced by this process, we see the formation of other elements such as boron, potassium, magnesium, gallium, and silicon. I've never seen anything like it before, – says Randall Bird, Vice President of QKC

QKC Reactor

The company also said that during operation of the reactor, it simultaneously split uranium 234/235/238, which was previously believed impossible QKC officials believe the technology could transform the industry by treating nuclear wastewater stored at aging nuclear power plants that are already in operation.