yar a real shame. People are idiots

that is a funny one.

@@bys2 but what have you contributed for fission? If the others are idiots you must stand out.

12 billion for an aircraft carrier... no words

That's because there is 1 Billion earthlings glued to Tv watching that foo kick the ball around the dirt field.

And become megamind

yep... pretty much every single *guy with superpowers* debut scenario ever

Captain Vancouver

I can promise you he wont be having fun

A weak man will disintegrate. A strong man will come out as Superman Prime.

Humans: Yes. Compared to fusion you're solar energy doesn't do shit for powering our appliances

They are not "making a new star" they are recreating the energy released by fusion in stars. Very different.

wow! that so very different!! just like the other day, I took off my shoes and then someone told me I was bare feet... well, I had sox on!!very different.

@@joseph-mariopelerin7028 hehehe....

these jokes are so lameeeeee

Llort boberson same, i was expecting an expert comment from you bot

Kappa

An experts opinion on what exactly?

Llort boberson - I know all about nuclear fusion and I'll answer pretty much every mystery in this universe. But first of all, let me finish my beer....

ThermArt lmao

Stoßtruppen Nice joke!

It's colder there in the winter time.

This makes me smile 😃!!!

Stoßtruppen You probably lost a piece out there.. Sun is 24hours hot. Unless you are a flat earther hehe

There is no night when your by the sun its always produces light.

Fusion with such a small ammount of particles can do nothing. Just 8 Light minutes from you is one big reactor which is billions times heavier than Earth. Guess what. Spacetime is perfectly fine.

@@SupereKrakersik it was a joke...

Sir I believe you ment to deposit that joke at the large hydron collider. That's the (left turn) at Albuquerque. 😉

@Smarticus I know that. My comment was reffering to "tearing" spacetime not bending.

I’d be more worried about CERN doing that...

Shit man I'm not smart enough to get that. Why is 30 years significantl? Genuinely asking

@@MrSITCHris not much of a joke, just that fusion was 30 years away 50 years ago... and may still be 30 years away in another 50 years from now.

People are more advanced in technology but more stupid in the same degree the progress... progresses.

😂

Yep I remember hearing that in science classes in the late 1960s.

oh, I see. You must be a time traveler.

We all are.

Yup, We are bound to be.

Sorry for you. This time it's real for us.

It's because scientists back then had no big computing power to their hands. They just did the math's and assumed that the reactor can be build a lot smaller than today's scientists know. Big computer simulations wich are available today make the assumptions alot more reliable. Sorry for bad english.

TheDuTangClan well see to explane this proces the reaction is very 1/2 of secondtn of atoms to primary fusions of plasma the first of the process for autonomous square of the fusion must be multiplied and duplicated for 12 of yours for your own. It is only for this proceses for this into making lamnent horizontally.

you can read that in wikipedia

Fission is slitting of attoms right?

It's not nontoxic. If you observed fusion reactions of significant density without shielding you would still die from acute radiation exposure. The radiation fusion produces and more importantly the products do not have as high of a tendency to activate other materials or hang around. That's what makes it less risky

I would say that toxic is not the right term since fusion implicates different types of radiation (which is obviously bad for you)

There are so many stars out there... Plenty enough for everybody.

Comp Fox there’s only like 6 stars and Mars isn’t even very strong

We will be that poor once they figure it out and charge us an arm and a leg,till then they'll suck up our tax dollars and tell us all its for the betterment of Mankind or some shit...what a scam...

i mean technically america landet the sun on japan twice already

@@GodOfChaos_HeXa that's fission, not fusion

Shut up, i hate prediction about 2020 haha

Bet

Hello from July, so far nothing happened, so far.

@@Edkahmed Could be 2021 June

It can't

capturing and storing the energy

They obviously don't realize that they have to resemble the same environment that atoms are surrounded by in space

Nearly impossible

Ever heard of electrical force?

I don’t think it’s that easy m8te

150 to 300M... Yes. That why only magnetic field can contain that plasma...

That's actually pretty cool compared to temperatures that can be reached.

Hose2wAcKiEr confinement can be achieved via a high potential trap. Take a look at IEC reactors.

@Hose2wAcKiEr I keep wondering how do they plan to extract the helium, the byproduct because you can'tkeep adding fuel and not removing the by products.

That's 10x hotter than the core of the sun!

Means never

Fusion is always 30 years away!

It’s called job security 🤫

Well ain't that a bitch

Endofthebeginning 😂

Soon we will have fusion power!! :D!!

@@MegaBanne 😂

Lester Nash We shall see who has the last laugh. How much do you know about alternative fusion methods?

@@MegaBanne I was just reacting to your hilarious comment. Why are you bombarding me with a seemingly discriminating question? I clearly know nothing about it. I wasn't stating an objection; just merely reacting and therefore agreeing with you. Why are you opposing me? Can you please give me a thorough explanation for your behavior if you're really as educated as you think you are.

Found the issue. I was supposed to reply to the other guy's comment. Not yours. My apologies.

got that Blue Fusion! tight tight !!! bring me more of that !

Dig Bick lmfao

I knew something is on when this one scientist said they make a lot of smoke at the very beginning of the video

nah, I say a resonance cascade more likely

And the whole state is irradiated.

Yes

Didn’t save Chernobyl

What is AZ-5 button?

@@orionwill2564 The button to stop the reactor completely, it was built into russian RZ reactors I believe? It would stop the reactor and I'm pretty sure wouldn't let it reignite ever. it was flawed and was the thing that was blamed for chernobly well one of them anyway.

@@tek6610 rbmk reactors

r/whoosh

What

what's ironic is that this is what they are trying to do lol

Varun Divi You have as much reliability as Utsuho.

It's not that simple

Now where in conservation of energy fits?

@@chaoticlife311 what is the question here ?

a normal everyday Spider our sun will become a blackhole one day btw

@a normal everyday Spider is a black dwarf just a blob of neutrons?

@a normal everyday Spider I guess when stars die out they are just fuel for black holes and hawking radiation

a normal everyday Spider YEEESSS I LOVE KUGERSTAT IN A NUTSHELL

@a normal everyday Spider We took a picture now, the theory was right.

Thats Nuclear Fission, not Fusion 😂

@@madsnielsen5863 yeah but tecnicly you are still fusing atoms of with less protons to bigger ones its still Nuclear fusion but the term nuclear fisson and the term fusion are more commen, also i was quoting the titel so it int my fault

Fission isn't fusing atoms, its splitting them, its not the same, we actually have done fusion bombs before, like Tsar Bomba or Castle Bravo, but Fat Man and Little Boy were just fission

@@GodOfChaos_HeXa fission is splitting (usually uranium) radioactive atom not fusing them.

oz * "double AA" would mean "AAAA" :)) so the it would be "double AAAA"? :D

Mike Turk "double AAAA" would mean "AAAAAAAA" :)) so the would be "double AAAAAAAA"? :D

dayum_itzhim 🤣

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As silly as this question is math can answer it for us. Well a lithium Ion AA battery stores about 11050 Joules according to www.allaboutbatteries.com/Energy-tables.html In the video the guy said they had 36 capacitor banks which they charge to 20 MJ. I'm not entirely sure if that is 20 MJ altogether or per bank. But the same calculation either way. 20 MJ total 20,000,000 Joules/11050 Joules/AA Battery = 1,810 AA batteries 1,810*36= 65,158 AA Batteries if it was 20 MJ per Capacitor... Of course those numbers are lower than what it would actually take because, well nothing is perfectly efficient.

No they're godly

Aiden Monk there Killin me😂

Did you skim it as well or just the boarding old bean?

That's genuinely funny

I delivered Jimmy John's sandwiches once. I'm part of the technology 😎

The true hero

@@matrich1983 I would have skimmed it. I think he is a *drywall installer.*

Fission and fusion are different, so no

no, in case of an explosion, they would come and extinguish the fire initiated by the explosion (just like they'd come to a fire in a fossil fuel power plant initiated by an explosion)

People above me are boomers ^^^

Nuclear reactors don’t explode, your delusional go to the infirmary

Boron and sand maybe... That's what they did in Chernobyl

PexiGaming You're joking about this in 2018 but I bet it will be a thing in 50-60 years from now 😂😂

With these 3 easy steps!

PexiGaming then mine cryptocurrencies!

Bad, bad humans!!! Dont try burn planet!!! Star is fire gas-sfear in space!!! Bad, bad humans do it far away from solar sistem!!!

I mean yeah, it's definitely dangerous but it'd be a good source of energy

Why not?

@@somniato7759 fusion is not dangerous, it can’t explode like fission reactors (the ones we use today) do

Yes, if the reaction loses containment, you don't get a mushroom cloud, not even a thermal explosion. You just get a dissipation of heat, from the small focused intense spot of heat in the reactor, to the large expanse of air surrounding. The plasma just immediately descends into gas phase. It's not even radioactive. A failure at a fusion plant would be safe for the people living next door.

Call it military energy and the government will put money through it

half-life 1 actually...

Half life 5483

@The Eubtube we dont know what dark energy is other than that we cant observe it and it creates anti gravity fields.

As "The Eubtube" already said. Half Life 2 ends with a dark energy reactor.

you guys can't be that thick, it was a nerd joke, and an amusing one at that

The enterprise engine room for the reboot star trek was filmed in a fusion test lab if I remember correctly

Avengers 2 used the Livermore fusion lab

All experimentation can be considered science fiction, until proven a scientific fact.

Clarke's third law - "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"

thank you for saving me the search.

Your wife must be fugly

well yes, we should, since it's the most efficient and at the same time relatively clean energy source. Reviving dinosaurs is no such thing.

Yeah in this case it’s pretty obvious that we should

Literally infinite clean energy at the hearts of stars, with no threat to human life. At our fingertips. What could possibly go wrong?

@@glacialguy5889 The Universe, "Standby"

@@glacialguy5889 well the most wrong it coud get was if someone made a laser and have it being it's power source, even then it wouldn't be that impressive

That's why they are prominent scientists, and you're some random, obscure, KZfaq-commenting guy.

@@typingcat why the toxicity? He's saying he respects them for being able to do something of such importance that he himself could not do (in his eyes). It's called humility, you should try it sometime

Jeong-hun Sin shut ur mouth ling ling sin, learn respect or the world is gonna learn it to you in the hard way.

@@typingcat and you liked your own comment

this is about laser fusion

ITER and it's Tokamak are next level shit.

as of 3 days ago it is halfway done and everyone who has done the math on it is fairly confident that this thing will be the first plant that will not only break even but produce more energy than we put in i really cant fucking wait for 2025

America... Do you understand? Fusion is way better than fission...

"and everyone who has done the math on it is fairly confident that this thing will be the first plant that will not only break even but produce more energy than we put in i really cant fucking wait for 2025" You're talking about the Chinese, German and French reactors right? Not the ones in the video?

... it can't.

@@Akeldama9 But... it did

The answer is .....'Lies'

Get this man to the infirmary

You are delusional

If only all the private companies worked together to research about this. That would be quicker and more efficient. Why add politicians to the mess? They always screw things up and these people don't need subsidies, since all subsidies do is stifle competition and innovation.

@@Alan-pi1vn false

You’re assuming it’s possible at all

how can it possibly be more efficient if "the government" gets involved?

They’re forgetting a small ingredient in the pie. Nitrogen. It’s really simple they just fucking overthink it.

It would also mean the end of all human conflict.

@@andersdahl2755 Conflict is in human nature. No matter what, humans will always find a reason to fight.

@@arturmalas Your comment makes me want to vomit because of how true it is. But, hopefully, we can change our nature.

@@andersdahl2755 Nah, some motherfucker will always disturb the peace.

@@andersdahl2755 Äğrwqr6

Akshay Aradhya here but am 16

@@FirstLast-kv1iq what really??!

First Last I want to know more about your fusion engine

Yeah 13 yr old kids wouldn’t even be here rn, they’re all playing fortnite

I’m not Dumb 14 here and agreed.

invsiblshowercurtain nice, someone else who finally realises this. Ever since I started working in a power plant I realised how the media extremely exaggerates the "pollution" almost to the point of simply lying / blissful ignorance

Water vapour is also a greenhouse gas.

Haha yea it is, but that's not what's coming out of the cooling tower. And in the context of nuclear fission power plants, which often have cooling towers, water is not a combustion product.

invsiblshowercurtain go breath that shit in then. You also think its cool to smoke cigarettes still?

Slayvid G what makes you think we (including you) arent doing that already?

Rikketik I have real high hopes for ITER. I've been watching its KZfaq channel for some time now. It's amazing. Just goes to show you what we can achieve when countries put their differences aside and come together. We could achieve anything.

If I had to put money on a private company making fusion break even first, then it would be Tokamak Energy. They are building a higher density version of ITER using new superconducting magnet materials which weren't available when the ITER design was finalised...

Tim Small Interesting, working at a small scale must make the building a lot faster indeed.

I will come back and like this comment 50 years from now

Rikketik I live in manosque, my dad is an engineer there :)

same with medicine for aging

how do they know its 50 years away? When they have a facillity here for fusion and still havnt achieved making it how do they know that its going to take 50 years? It might as well be next week or in 300 years... right?

Planci Acanthaster actually probably only 12 years away depends on the estimates from differing people

Planci Acanthaster Someone told me it was 8 and a half minutes away, plus the distance from the sun’s atmosphere to the sun’s core!

@@2KOOLURATOOLGaming 8.5 minutes in light speed

Dude I hope you understand that "free energy" meant free as in no cost (to you)energy by using massive Tesla coils to electrify the air they would still need a way to generate the energy. "Free energy" in this videos case would be making energy for almost to no cost at all (hardly any fuel) whereas with telsa coils you would need a MASSIVE ammount of fuel. I'm just letting you know so you can better understand this world:)

Completely agree

Devin Belson Big companies like Oil won’t invest or change business to fusion until greater leaps are made. But once it’s shown that you can do it, they’ll all jump on it because they do want to make money

You're spot on. It is estimated 1.3 trillion barrels of oil remaining in Earth's proven reserves. Technically, more will be available after the proven reserves dry up, but won't be as economically profitable. If the average price per barrel is 55 dollars, that is well over 55 trillion dollars worth of crude oil to process, refine, and profit from. If anyone thinks these mega-corporations and a US geopolitical strategy are going to just leave 55 trillion dollars worth of anything in the ground they are sadly mistaken. Money is what makes this world turn, and money is what will likely make this world burn. For people think that we aren't "advanced" enough to convert to clean energy, they are also misinformed. Our energy grid could be highly efficient, and completely renewable in just a couple of decades. Economics is the only factor holding us back. Capitalism works by exploiting short-term gains and cumulative short term growth. Wealthy investors aren't going to throw their money at something that isn't going to return anything in 10-20 years, or even 5 years. Human lives don't last that long. Until clean energy becomes "cheap" enough for the wealthy elite to invest billions and recoup the investment for profit, we're stuck with burning fossil fuels. I am 30 years old, and I'm pretty confident the US won't be energy independent in my lifetime. The irony of all this is that instead of investing the hundreds of billions required for a clean energy grid overhaul, we gladly invest several hundreds of billions of dollars into a military to facilitate our geopolitical strategy every year to keep the engine of the status quo humming along. What a complete waste of money.

clvinning Another person sh*tting on our military because they don’t understand why we have one, and why we need such a large and powerful one. Read a history book and understand what our country has been through. It hasn’t always been like this. At the start of WWII we only had ~300,000 people in our military. Japan, Germany, Italy, All could have destroyed us. We were training our soldiers with wood boards as guns, trucks with the word “Tank” written on it. We didn’t have the money allocated to afford proper equipment. And after WWII we knew that what Alfred Mahan taught in his book was right, you cant be a powerful nation without a powerful Navy. The Japanese had almost beaten us because of this principle. We had fewer CV than them in the war and fewer warships in total. We don’t want to repeat that mistake. But now we have gone through the Cold War, we are the last superpower country. We have countries that we need to protect because of deals we have with them. And let me ask you, if we didn’t have the military presence/might that we do today, wouldn’t North Korea have bombed Japan and South Korea by now? I wouldn’t be surprised if other countries had pondered taking over another country, but chose not to do so because they knew that the US Military had a station there. “There’s some who have forgotten why we have a military. It’s not to promote war, but to be prepared for peace” ~ Ronald Reagan

No bc other sources will still exist and someone else will work it out eventually

It will be able to power a computer that will run Crysis 7.

It will be enough to be able to create crysis here on Earth.

there will be no more crysis in electricity xD

Richard Vanwinkle Sorry man, can only do lowest settings at 24 fps average.

Boombus Poombus I just put the same comment then realized I was beat to it.

Nice one

Cyrolocker 1 and all the scientists will be like "oh...ok"

The damage would be confined to the plant and there would be no radioactive cloud as happened with Chernobyl.

This is FUSion not FISsion, it burns itself out instead of a chain reaction. I think the biggest challenge is not melting the reactor when you are trying to sustain fusion at 150 million degrees.

What's getting me is why can't they or don't they use that 150miilion degrees for making energy via steam turbine?

Martin what

I agree

This kind a fusion dont work in logic

The Mad Commenter 😂🤣🤣 most of the ppl in the comments are annoying me but that was gold!!

HEYY!!!! But I have the solution.

"Scientists" wearing tinfoil hats.

4:30 "There's only one Z machine in the world everything else is pretty small compared to Z". That's a joke when you know the specs of ITER ! :D

Yeah not mentioning ITER is just shoddy research. It has a good chance of being the first TOKAMAK (torus like magnet contained fusion, the best design) to break even and make energy. With that proof of concept it is only a question of building a bigger version of it. If all goes well we could have commercial fusion energy in 10 years.

I assume the failure to mention ITER is because ITER is still under construction, but it will be huge news when it does its first test. Now that would be the experience of a lifetime.

Or NIF at llnl which is sandias sister lab

Jesse Guzman Even that isn't a good excuse considering the title of the video is called "the race". If something already built was capable then the race would be over.

Eventually we wont even have phones to power we would have floating holograms

Yup

The world wont last that long

Nah, we'd be interlinked within cells interlinked with one stem...

Eventually yeah, we might have smart glasses or implants where we can see Augmented Reality and just do everything with just a flick of a finger

yaa give me and endless supply of helium 3 and I can make fusion all day long in a easily MFG fuser ..

WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS

In a cave

@@doodskie999 while hostage to a terrorist group in the middle east

id rather ask ur momma and she can "help me " in the basement!

Study more....

Not from videos

Trust me, there is no possible way for a runaway.

Alexander Liang the internet is the best way to learn.

Doctor Octavius didn't surround the star with a big magnet now did he?

vw gti 2.0t lover don't forget about big idiots.

Adam Kendall lol. I hear that.

No one cant stop progress, big changes happened which destroyed business and jobs. It happened before it is going to happen again

Can’t agree, they would rather invest in this because they know oil and coal will come to an end but they want to survive through an oil/coal crisis so that’s why they want to earn money of the new ways to get enerfy

Tzaimun yeah I can see that. So they won't be faded out.

The point of fusion is the possibility of a much lower price point and having abundand ressources which is not possible with current fossil fuels. You know what happened when computing power and storage went down in prices? It enabled entire new industries to rise on it. It´s the backbone of our current digital revolution. And now imagine what would happen if energy becomes abundand. It would also be a catalyst for entire new industries. So the first that achieve this holy grail of energy science should prepare themselfes for a new golden age.

Free energy will never be a thing We always find more stuff to do with more power ... Like, say USE GIANT LASERS TO PROPELL INTERSTELLAR SPACECRAFT OUT OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM Or manual reverse climate change by taking CO2 and water and converting it back into hydrocarbons Or making metallic hydrogen

@@mihailazar2487 Free energy isn't likely to ever be a thing true, but given enough time fusion could mean unlimited energy so what's the big deal if we find new bigger ways to use it. Ideally, fusion produces more energy than it took to create it, a lot more. Eventually once fusion is a viable thing, somebody will invent a system where a small fusion can generate the power needed to fuel a much larger reaction, rinse and repeat and we will get to the point that we produce more energy than we have a need for.

@@kylebeach6799 that's now how this works It's not a perpetual motion machine Fusion works like this In goes helium-3 or Deuterium ,etc, along with some electric energy to hear it up till it's plasma Then it fuses and out comes pure energy, and no matter (well almost, neutrons don't fuse fully, but that's beside the point) FUSION just turns mass into energy That's all it does You can't have a small reactor power a bigger one, that's pseudo-science bullshit on a number of levels

Naw there are many private companies doing their own shit, like space x and eBays space company.

Because the worse that will happen it dissapates and we lose all the materials so we have to restart the fusion..

Planck energy is the ultimate energy source.

you have to transform energy into antimatter, there no gains, antimatter is only good as a energy storage

actually black holes are the ultimate energy source, they are as efficient as antimatter but you dont neet rare antimatter you can just trow anything to the black hole and it transform it to energy

@@diablo.the.cheater I like it we should just create a black hole in the middle of New York

A resonance cascade is highly unlikely

So what ? Ladder is easy to make and no time wasted for making more complex solution.

@@coolemur976 correct - same as using a pencil in space instead of spending millions to create an ink that would float... simple/common sense solutions maybe required in such high risk environments...

What has this to do with black holes?

When stars collapse they turn into black holes

Pearl read this as it started to play +1

lol it's called a synth

That sounds nothing like the Stranger Things theme...

Thought it was vsauce for a moment

Haha ya

This hole place screams half life

YES! All I can think about are "Unforeseen Consequences " lol

lol

All of these facilities remind me of the Lambda Core

they were working on teleportation technology in HL not energy.

Uncanny Owlbear 😂

You're a madman if you think a comic book has dominion over reality.

@@edwardwu7730 It is a joke friendo

@@edwardwu7730 I thought comics were based on historical events?

No, but it can run Crysis 3.

No

Bruh....minecraft? really?😒

Get a life

Sam C no Minecraft will power it

Is that sequel to Wolfenstein 3D?

Yay, you've just made molecular hydrogen.

polymer of hydrogen... sounds oxymoronish...

Electrocuting a weird space crystal is nothing like Nuclear Fusion.