

The Economist
Doughnuts, Apples, Smoke Rings and Shrimps
After decades spent within the purview of governments, fusion energy is attracting private-sector interest.
Fusion energy is a proposed method of creating electricity through fusing together hydrogen isotopes, Deuterium and Tritium, inside a reactor. One such reactor is a Tokamak, and resembles a doughnut shape, other reactors are inspired by smoke rings and even pistol shrimp.
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