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Ok, lets look at something here.

If you have a point in space that is 100 million degrees, how far away from it do you have to be, using the inverse square law, to have temperatures low enough not to be vaporized. Several miles?

This is why the idea is cold fusion. Creating a point source of 30 million degrees or so is what an nuclear bomb actual is.

HeadSet says

This is why the idea is cold fusion

it will probably be China who does it or India. Our universities only teach political correctness and gender fluidity.

EAST is merely one of a whole bunch of fusion projects. ITER, Stellarator, Lockheed has a small footprint reactor in development, Tokamak in the UK, the list is long and.. hey, even includes the tax and spend liberals here in the States.

Just because the article only focuses on China China China doesn't mean they're somehow solely at the vanguard of fusion research.

And Headset, cold fusion is, as of now, total quackery. The fusion reactions in something like a Tokamak reactor are held in space by heat resistant superconducting magnets. Plasma needs to be in the 100+ million K range for nuclei to fuse.

And Headset, cold fusion is, as of now, total quackery.

Yes, but it has been put forth in science literature for decades. It may be that controlled nuclear fusion of any sort is total quackery as well.