Kernfusion – eine Lösung für den Energiebedarf der Zukunft?

Wie lange lese ich schon davon? Seit 50 Jahren….mal abgesehen von technischen Hürden bis zur Verfügbarkeit – wird es realisiert? Wirtschaftlich und effizient?

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guenterhalt
1 year ago

Yeah, that could be a solution.
However, as long as the development and production of combustor motors and cars can still earn a lot of money, as long as the policy still hinders the development of electric vehicles (a lot of charging possibilities), as long as there are no money and people who are dealing with nuclear fusion.

When this changes, inventions are also made that lead the cause.

OmniosX
1 year ago

The cosmos breathes, he breathes out, passed 10,000 years.
The man? A lash and 3 generations are dust and ashes.

Good thing wants a while. 100 years ago, we still had oxen,
and now cannot go fast enough.

Fusion is definitely a future technology.
We’ll be there soon.

BurkeUndCo
1 year ago
Reply to  OmniosX

The “always” will take a few more centuries realistically.

OmniosX
1 year ago
Reply to  BurkeUndCo

Realistically, we have only been using appropriate computers for the job for 20 years, and now we already have reactors in which we can actually generate fusion, although only briefly. In the last 20 years, we have had such a lot of technology progression that the entire twentieth century appears laughably eventless.

I say Fusion runs in 20 years, can come back to me when it’s ready.

BurkeUndCo
1 year ago

Consent to the basic principle.

However, I am very sure that even in 20 years it will be easy to find people who believe that nuclear fusion would work in another 10 years.

In any case, I would not invest my money today in shares of a company whose business model is the core issue.

BurkeUndCo
1 year ago

I personally don’t believe it anymore.

The best and most economically effective solution is the use of alternative energy (wind and sun) combined with storage of excess energy in hydrogen and e-gas.

Hamburger02
1 year ago

Nuclear fusion – a solution for the energy needs of the future?

That would be possible.

– will it be realized?

Yes in about 30 years….and over these 30 years, which it will last, nothing has changed for 70 years.

Franz1957
1 year ago

Perhaps a partial solution for some of the richest industrial countries.

For the rest of humanity: Too expensive, too central, too elite.

ewigsuzu
1 year ago

you mean new?

If they’re so stupid, if they’re smarter no

If the idea of smaller atomic power models which could possibly still be usable and also be cheaper, but are not yet ready for construction in terms of research

for this the commissioning that is not even going on a switch-off time just does not go off from power plants because of the fuel rods this has to be shut down slowly.

Main knowledge share added from maithink x to zdf

Aure86
1 year ago
Reply to  ewigsuzu

He’s not talking about nuclear fusion.

This is a small difference

ewigsuzu
1 year ago
Reply to  Aure86

ups my mistake XD

Nuclear fusion was even more sensitive than nuclear fission?

ewigsuzu
1 year ago

ah okay. I have to deal with it again. I’m out.

Aure86
1 year ago

Actually a safe and quite clean thing with still weeeeiiit away from the market mature

W00dp3ckr
1 year ago

It’s hard to judge. Many people believe in it, but at the moment it is still about decades to a serious commitment.

Nikki8141
1 year ago

Of course, but not in Germany, they are not so important for progress.

LoverOfPi
1 year ago
Reply to  Nikki8141

In Germany, is one of the largest nuclear fusion research plants in the world?

Roland22
1 year ago
Reply to  LoverOfPi

That’s terrible – we want to live in a lummer country…