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German start-up wins initial funding for revolutionary fusion energy machine
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The Wendelstein 7-X reactor is an experimental stellarator, which uses magnetic fields to create fusion reactions© Jan Michael Hosan/Plasma Physics
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A German start-up has secured initial funding to develop a revolutionary fusion energy machine that it hopes can provide a future source of abundant, emissions-free power.
A German start-up has secured initial funding to develop a revolutionary fusion energy machine that it hopes can provide a future source of abundant, emissions-free power.
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