AI Researchers Aim to Crack Code on ‘Sun Energy’

AI Researchers Aim to Crack Code on ‘Sun Energy’

  • March 6, 2018
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AI Researchers Aim to Crack Code on ‘Sun Energy’

Since the ’50s, scientists have chased the promise of clean energy from sun-like reactions between deuterium and tritium, the plentiful isotopes of hydrogen. This carbon-free energy, achieved at temperatures of 360 million degrees Fahrenheit, would offer a great way to heat water and, in turn, spin turbines to create countless kilowatts of electricity.

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