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BREAKING! Elon Musk Unveils 2023 Nuclear Fusion Reactor

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Musk is very fond of science fiction and some of its concepts, he aims to bring them into the real world. Truth be told, he is doing a great job bringing these concepts to life like the warp drive and most recently the nuclear reactor, one thing you must work out is how to generate energy that will power all the systems you need! How will Musk provide energy for his Mars colonizers? Transporting fossil fuel and generating stations all the way to Mars is not practical, but the billionaire entrepreneur has come up with an innovative solution for a portable but powerful way to produce energy; nuclear reactors! How does Musk's nuclear reactor work, what is the capacity, and can humans not going to Mars benefit from it? Nuclear plants are not the most beloved human invention ever! And that is in no small In this video, we are looking into BREAKING! Elon Musk Unveils 2023 Nuclear Fusion Reactor

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