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China’s HL-2M nuclear fusion device burns with the power of 13 suns Chinese scientists are working on harvesting the energy of the Sun, but it's not solar energy. The country has developed its very own “artificial sun,” a nuclear fusion research device that is supposed to pave the way for clean energy -- similar to the real Sun.The completion of the reactor was announced on Tuesday, and it’s expected to start operation in 2020, Xinhua News reported. China’s completed ‘artificial sun’ to start operation in 2020
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China’s HL-2M nuclear fusion device burns with the power of 13 suns Chinese scientists are working on harvesting the energy of the Sun, but it's not solar energy. The country has developed its very own “artificial sun,” a nuclear fusion research device that is supposed to pave the way for clean energy -- similar to the real Sun.The completion of the reactor was announced on Tuesday, and it’s expected to start operation in 2020, Xinhua News reported. China’s completed ‘artificial sun’ to start operation in 2020
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China’s HL-2M nuclear fusion device burns with the power of 13 suns
Chinese scientists are working on harvesting the energy of the Sun, but it's not solar energy. The country has developed its very own “artificial sun,” a nuclear fusion research device that is supposed to pave the way for clean energy -- similar to the real Sun.The completion of the reactor was announced on Tuesday, and it’s expected to start operation in 2020, Xinhua News reported.