As the vibrant city of Shanghai lights up with spectacular celebrations, its skyscrapers shine brightly in dazzling colors, showcasing China’s creativity and technological advancements. But beneath this colorful facade, a remarkable story unfolds—a small startup named Energy Singularity is quietly working on a groundbreaking project: nuclear fusion energy. What is
Scientists have discovered that mayonnaise, the common kitchen condiment, could play a surprising role in cracking the code for nuclear fusion, a process that could provide limitless clean energy. When compressed and heated, mayo behaves in ways that mimic the unstable plasma needed for fusion, helping researchers better understand and
In Shanghai, an experimental nuclear fusion power plant called HH70 has just set a world record by achieving its first plasma, marking a significant milestone in the quest for clean energy. This groundbreaking device is the first fully high-temperature superconducting tokamak and was built in just two years, showcasing China’s
