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Wendelstein 7-X sets new fusion record(heise.de)
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Wendelstein 7-X: Gigajoule energy turnover generated for eight minutes(ipp.mpg.de)
477 points by greesil | 258 comments
Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics press release reporting that the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator sustained a plasma with gigajoule energy turnover for eight minutes.
CERN levels up with new superconducting karts(home.cern)
378 points by fnands | 85 comments
CERN news article dated 1 April 2026 announcing superconducting karts to be tested in the LHC tunnel ahead of major works, apparently an April Fools' piece.
Cherenkov Radiation(iaea.org)
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Solar surpasses nuclear power globally for first time(pv-magazine.com)
624 points by xbmcuser | 390 comments
pv magazine article reporting that global solar generation surpassed nuclear for the first time in 2025, according to the World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2026.
EU court rules nuclear energy is clean energy(weplanet.org)
942 points by mpweiher | 948 comments
A WePlanet blog post reporting that an EU court ruled nuclear energy counts as clean energy.
Belgium stops decommissioning nuclear power plants(dpa-international.com)
828 points by mpweiher | 844 comments
A dpa International news report that Belgium is halting the decommissioning of its nuclear power plants.
Wendelstein 7-X: Gigajoule energy turnover generated for eight minutes(ipp.mpg.de)
477 points by greesil | 258 comments
Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics press release reporting that the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator sustained a plasma with gigajoule energy turnover for eight minutes.
Canada plans 'nuclear renaissance' with up to 10 reactors built by 2040(cbc.ca)
518 points by geox | 358 comments
CBC News article on Canada's federal nuclear strategy planning up to 10 new reactors by 2040, potentially costing over $100 billion.
Teams in Vienna and Beijing have built the first thorium nuclear clocks(nytimes.com)
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New York Times article on teams in Vienna and Beijing building the first working nuclear clocks based on thorium-229; the capture shows a bot-block page.