Historic U.S. Milestone in Nuclear Fusion: What’s Now Missing for Inexhaustible Energy

For the first time, a nuclear fusion experiment gets more energy than it consumes, a scientific milestone with unexpected technology that opens many questions

While we continue with our lives, the history of science is marking dates on the calendar that, seen with perspective in the future, will have changed the world. This Tuesday, December 13, 2022, may be one of them. As planned, the U.S. Department of Energy has made an unprecedented announcement about nuclear fusion. For decades, this source of energy that promises to be inexhaustible has been the subject of jokes among physicists, when they say that we are 50 years away from getting the first reactor, that we have always been and that we always will be, thus alluding to the fact that the decisive steps to move forward are never taken.

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