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China switches on 'artificial sun' nuclear reactor
HL-2M Tokamak is Beijing's largest nuclear fusion experimental research device and can reportedly reach temperatures ten times higher than the core of the Sun, potentially unlocking a powerful clean energy source.
China has successfully powered up its "artificial sun" nuclear fusion reactor for the first time, marking a potential great advance in the country's nuclear power research capabilities.
"The development of nuclear fusion energy is not only a way to solve China's strategic energy needs, but also has great significance for the future sustainable development of China's energy and national economy," People's Daily reported on Friday.
The HL-2M Tokamak reactor is China's largest and most advanced nuclear fusion experimental research device, and scientists hope that the device can potentially unlock a powerful clean energy source.
It uses a powerful magnetic field to fuse hot plasma and can allegedly reach temperatures of over 150 million degrees Celsius, according to the People's Daily approximately ten times hotter than the core of the sun.
Located in southwestern Sichuan province and completed late last year, the reactor is often called an "artificial sun" on account of the enormous heat and power it produces.

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