Fusion power: the global game-changer

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @michaeldeeth811
    @michaeldeeth811 7 дней назад +1

    The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' November issue is "FUSION - The next big thing... again?"

  • @marcus-b4x3h
    @marcus-b4x3h 8 дней назад

    It feels so good to be a dreamer. 😅

  • @richardgrabert8248
    @richardgrabert8248 7 дней назад

    When I was a kid I remember reading about how we were all going to have flying cars. Now I’m 69 and there still aren’t any on the dealers lots. I predict that when my grandchildren are 69 years old they will still be hearing how fusion power will someday change the world. 0:27

  • @jjeherrera
    @jjeherrera 8 дней назад +1

    Fusion: The energy of the future that will always remain so.

  • @williamthesling1201
    @williamthesling1201 8 дней назад +3

    "2024 sees the hottest summer on record..." Humm, this whole climate change thing is pretty controversial. Statements such as these are dubious at best. Can you back it up with data? If so, why did you not do so? Such statements, without backing, undermines your credibility! The fusion industry really can't afford to lose credibility!!! BTW I wish you guys all the best and hope you succeed in creating viable, lost cost energy for all of humanity!!!

    • @jmpattillo
      @jmpattillo 8 дней назад +8

      It’s not controversial among climate scientists, and it isn’t the FIA’s responsibility to overcome unreasonable skepticism in a short video. You can do your own research on this topic if you wish, but something tells me you will only look for confirmation of what you’ve already chosen to believe.

    • @williamthesling1201
      @williamthesling1201 8 дней назад +1

      @@jmpattillo From what I've seen the data on climate change is inconclusive. What FIA is trying to achieve is laudable! (Truly, I wish you GREAT SUCCESS!) But statements of fact (like "2024 sees the hottest summer on record") could use some data behind them. It may not be controversial among climate scientists, but are climate scientists your intended audience here???

    • @jjeherrera
      @jjeherrera 8 дней назад

      Look up for "2024 is on track to be hottest year on record as warming temporarily hits 1.5°C" at the World Meteorological Organisation webpage.