View inside ASDEX tokamak

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Tokamak installation !

The conditions of thermonuclear controled fusion ect..can not abtained in a

Tokamak installation!The PLASMA can not be restrained..

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The Japaese JT-60 Tokamak hold the 520 million kelvin 

[GangsterHutterite]

Donuts of the future!

[2110kop]

Ok this is a scientific experiment and maybe something new will come of it BUT IT IS HUGELY EXPENSIVE We already have a cheap way of producing electricity Star Scientific's Muon Catalysed Fusion NO Toxic Waste NO Greenhouse Gasses CHEAP & ABUNDANT The fuel is dueterium from the Oceans, it is virtually limitless website Star Scientific Limited blog "The Big Picture by Andrew Horvath" Youtube video "In the Footsteps of Fusion"

[sidewaysfcs0718]

so the plasma-like fog is the hidrogen fusing? awsome

[GAMERFLY2552]

@sidewaysfcs0718 not quite. the plasma you see is only used for the fusion process. it ionizes the Tritium and deuterium atoms to allow them to fuse. the fusion of the two is not actually visible.

[xamanto]

Tony Stark called. He wants his Arc Reactor back.

[linkinparkz09]

@xamanto the arc reactor in the comics were based on early designs of the tokamak, if a tokamak was small and efficient producing 12gj per second then the world would have no use for fossil fuels. but unfortunately it isnt at this present time possible of harnicing that much tokamak plasma in such a small device therefore it should be "japan called they want there tokamak"

[linkinparkz09]

@linkinparkz09 if i made any mistakes correct me im new to physics

[Ibringthetruth1]

Too much energy. Waste of money.  Little results.

And always the promises that never get fulfilled.

[sidewaysfcs0718]

@Ibringthetruth1 yeah like quantum physics reasearch in the 20's and 30's ...so much wasted time revolutionising medicine and electronics ....psh who needs fancy MRI scanners , TV screens and computers ....

[MrMadhatter98]

This has to be the way forward

[Fleetfox10]

whats a tokamak..is it like a giant oven where they can watch the behaviors of certain particles at higher temperatures ?

[riastekosni]

@Fleetfox10 no it is a fusion reactor they make plasma in there and watch the behaviors of that particle soup in extreme temperatures

[klap00]

@Fleetfox10 A tokamak is a device using a magnetic field to confine a plasma in the shape of a torus (doughnut). This device was invented in Russia in the 50s. Name is a transliteration, meaning 'toroidal chamber with magnetic coils'.

[jeff42951]

This is like the real life arc reactor from iron man. Right?

[bob119911]

theres so much potential n plasma its incredible

[kazimann]

Cool.

[happyking9]

So what happens if you put a person in there while it's on?

[FlashProduktions]

@happyking9 I dont think we want to know...

[soylentgreenb]

@happyking9 They suffocate.

[jeff42951]

@happyking9 I think you would melt.

[vivtin]

@happyking9 they pop

[EmperorOfMars]

how do they heat the plasma

[dcarbonez]

@EmperorOfMars They can heat it with 3 things:

- send electrical current trough the plasma

- let the plasma absorb microwaves

- shoot neutral parts with a very high energy in the plasma

[ibnul7]

sexy....

[pirrungon]

beautiful!

[TheCat86]

Lol I don't think people is understanding how this works. This is a fusion reactor. It's supposed to heaten the walls and boil water with that energy. The magnetic field helps confining the hotter plasma in the center of the torus, so that it doesn't melt the walls.

[datzfast]

@TheCat86 you do understand it doesnt work right? 

[hotdogfilms]

@AllahSIZtayyip. What are you trying to say? Its so garbled, i haven't a clue. The fact you've posted about an atomic bomb on a video about fusion is lol. You're either very stupid or a massive troll.

[Shaunt1]

Awesome!

[Turminak]

@AllahSIZtayyip ...stay away from keyboards, you're hurting it.

[ginnnga]

@toothygus, YOU ARE A PRICK!!!!

[okrabay]

thats the inside of a reactor?

[mighell]

lol even the camera felt the power outside the chamber... beautiful piece of technology

[hamimatthew]

Hmm, if only there was some sort of fusion device... (ha, ha)

[lekkerboeie]

@ToothyGus

Learn something about the subject before u post something stupid.

[ToothyGus]

If this thing is as hot as you guys say it is, you could have boiled a big ass tank full of water with it and used it to power some turbines to produce electricity man...

[artilistic]

the energy it produce is used to power turbines thats the only way to get electricity out of it hydrogen goes in one end and out the other to power turbines

[Pokertron200]

spinning plasma produces a spinning magnetic field, like a turbine, but it's more efficient than transmuting heat into kinetic into electric -- it removes a step in the proccess.

[pnewm10]

@ToothyGus do you even know why the fuck this is being researched?

[AnarchyRules25]

wow, the shit isnt melting bc the metal isnt the heat shield. think about it, there is no know "substance" that can withstand the temperature of the inside of the sun. what protects the metal and people working there is an intensely strong magnetic field. and a magnetic field isnt a substance. lol im only 14 and figured that out.

[zock137]

@AnarchyRules25 yeah im 13 and i under stood that and all ready knew it.

[Gobnobber]

ironman ark reactor :)

[FIGHTTHECABLE]

Ignition to Nuclear fusion!

[Dutchdrummer99]

Go Europe!

[pocztowka2]

ok, i don't understand what's going in that tokamak, but it's pretty anyway :D

[joshuaki3]

ASDEX (this tokamak) uses deuterium gas only. The pretty glowing part you see is actually the coldest part of the plasma. The center, or core, of the plasma is where temperatures are in the range of the core of the sun.

[joshteebo]

na, for fusion to be efficient the temperature needs to be around 10^8 kelvin. the core of the sun is around 15 million degrees, thats why the reaction has lasted such a long time and will keep going for a long time. Check "deuterium bottleneck"

[pocztowka2]

i suppose this video is in starting the machine - just before fussion. at the end you can see weak 'light tube' which is getting thiner. when it goes together the fusion goes.

But heat isn't a problem! that gas has 15 million celsius centrigrades, but during main fusion hydrogen isn't emiting any electromagnetic radiation, because all its atoms are divided into electrons and protons. Only 'dirt' - some oxygen kathions for example, can shine, because they still have some electrons in such temp

[joshuaki3]

Don't forget Bremsstrahlung radiation. Any accelerated charged particle emits this form of EM radiation. The bulk of the plasma is still radiating a lot of light.

[freeenergy4everyone]

See also

David Adair Reveals Light Speed UFO Technology Pt.. 1

for reason why this technology was stolen from alien craft....

[freeenergy4everyone]

power supply out of a mothership if you ask me........

[GamlGandalf]

Imagine Stanley Meyer wouldn't have been killed. Then all this investments would be for trash because no one would've left to buy the energy.

[Minionuup]

UUP(115) is the element we need.

[drpizey]

this is cool. hopefully it's not gonna be too long until this technology is being used all over the world. they're building a bigger reactor in france at the moment to contain a larger reaction. the reactor they have in this video can only be used in 30 second bursts, which is still pretty impressive, but the reaction is self limiting. bigger reactor means longer reactions, the more we learn about this the closer we'll be to creating a self sustaining reaction. give it another 50 or so years.

[BokicaMaiden]

nothing

:-)

[wastedlives]

who's got some marshmallows, gram crackers and Hershey bars??

[raulitech]

they would evaporate into gases

[ToBeQuiteHonest]

No shit!

[shanemayn]

how come the extreme heat isnt affecting people outside the reactor...i know the plasma is kept inside due to magnetic field but i didnt know heat is magnetic..hahaha

[radu3x]

how come the electromagnetic radiations aren't affecting the video camera ? or how do they cool down the walls that are heated from the fotons ? :D

[Stamid467]

Well it's only a very tiny amount of material that is being heated, heat isn't magnetic because its only a concept, but the stuff being heated is able to be manipulated by magnetic fields.

[shanemayn]

dumfuk i was kiddin i know heat aint magnetic hahah

im sayin how come the fukin extreme heat isnt fukin melting everything..i mean temps more den millions of degrees celcius shit dats fkin hottt its gotta melt sumfin man hahahahah

[Stamid467]

Wow you sound really smart and obviously you understood everything I said cause you... still... don't... get it. Ok I'm done patronizing you, obviously you don't have the capacity for this. haha dismissed.

[ExperimentalArmy]

They inject super cooled liquid helium capsules into the machine to control the temperature. Plus the wall are made out of a reflective material which channels 90% of the heat away.

[elgranto7]

150 million degree plasma is fun

[humexavier]

Atomic clock. Can be powered and energized by a solar clock but doesn't use sun light power, only uses laser light(Or also fiber optic laser light) which is absorbed in clock's solar panel cells or photo voltaic cells which absorb laser light and sends it to it's atomic clock.The reason to use this,not smart to have any electrical wires any were around atomic things,could cause radiation;Use safe laser light it can charge any device,even if under water it can charge from a distance of 10 meter.

[NPMAworld]

goil

[NPMAworld]

cool cool cool etc.

[porklodgemaddness]

the time scale is real time for this vid, or is it sped up?

[PsychoticusRex]

The big reason it's taking so long is that it consumes some where between thousands and millions of dollars a test in electricity to start and when the field collapses at the end there the entire reactor bay is filled with lightning to make a tesla coil freak wet themselves. The replacement / testing costs for each collapse are PROHIBITIVE. Imagine the biggest nastiest toroid you ever wound and in 7 seconds you have to rewind the whole darn thing. :P

[Nurr0]

Win! God I hope this technology works out.