The article's title alludes to scientists seeing a "solution" that is nowhere to be found in the article itself. It seems more like we understand the problem better rather than have found a solution. Am I mis-reading?
I have no idea if the article is accurate, but yes, it does mention a possible solution:
>"Among other things, they intend to see if injecting power directly into the islands will lead to higher density. If so, that could help future tokamaks reach the extreme density and 100-million-degree temperatures that fusion requires."
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The article's title alludes to scientists seeing a "solution" that is nowhere to be found in the article itself. It seems more like we understand the problem better rather than have found a solution. Am I mis-reading?
I have no idea if the article is accurate, but yes, it does mention a possible solution:
>"Among other things, they intend to see if injecting power directly into the islands will lead to higher density. If so, that could help future tokamaks reach the extreme density and 100-million-degree temperatures that fusion requires."