do you think we ever get working nuclear fusion power plants in the 21st century
the problem In hot
fusion, the fuel reaches tremendous temperature and pressure inside a
fusion reactor or
nuclear weapon (or star).
so getting something that is powerful as a nuclear weapon or a star when it come to pressure and heat would be hard in a safe manner.
right now The only man-made fusion device yet to achieve
ignition is the
hydrogen bomb and we all know wat happend when rusian tested a 50 KT tsar H-bomb which was the most powerful ever tested
so Since 50
Mt is 2.1×1017
joules, the average power produced during the entire fission-fusion process, lasting around 39 nanosecond,
was about 5.4×1024 watts or 5.4 yottawatts (5.4 septillion watts). This is equivalent to approximately 1.4% of the power output of the Sun.
just the amount of power possible would solve alot of energy problems and could meet power our growing power needs for generations.
it would be a great thing to see happen in the 21st century