France’s Nuclear Reactor Maintains 90 Million°F Plasma for a Record 22 Minutes France has achieved a historic breakthrough in nuclear fusion research after its WEST (Tungsten Environment in Steady-state Tokamak) reactor successfully sustained plasma at over 90 million degrees Fahrenheit for 22 minutes and 17 seconds—the longest duration ever recorded at such extreme temperatures. To put this into perspective, the plasma inside the reactor was hotter than the core of the Sun, pushing fusion scien

In a major leap toward clean energy, Germany successfully operated a fusion reactor that sustained plasma conditions for over 30 minutes, mimicking the process that powers the Sun. While it didn’t generate electricity yet, the experiment proved long-duration plasma stability—one of the biggest hurdles in fusion energy research. Important Details: • Maintained stable fusion plasma • Operated continuously for 30 minutes • Mimics solar energy reactions • No carbon emissions • Brings fusion closer t