Scientists have made liquid carbon in a lab for the first time, Interesting Engineering reported.
Liquid carbon was thought to be impossible to study under normal conditions. The material only exists for billionths of a second under extreme pressure and temperatures of about 4,500 degrees Celsius, making this record-breaking technology limitless in its potential.
Nuclear fusion, combining light atomic nuclei to release massive amounts of clean energy, has long been considered the holy grail of power generation. Fusion could change society by providing unlimited electricity without radioactive waste, helping cities, individuals, and companies save money compared to resource-intensive traditional energy methods.
Thank you. David Adair built a fusion reactor. He modified the fusion rocket engine he built in 1971. Philo Farnsworth the inventor of television invented a fusion reactor in 1971.