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Plasmas are Hot and Fusion is Cool

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In this simulation of plasma turbulence inside PPPL's National Spherical Torus Experiment, the colorful strings represent higher and lower electron density in turbulent plasma as it circles around a donut-shaped fusion reactor; red and orange are higher density. (Image: Kwan-Liu Ma, Chris Ho and Chad Jones, University of California-Davis) This image is among those featured in the slide show, "Plasmas are Hot and Fusion is Cool," a production of PPPL and the Princeton University Broadcast Center.

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