Chinese nuclear fusion reactor pushes plasma past crucial limit: what happens next
Nature News • 1/9/2026 – 1/14/2026
Summary
A Chinese nuclear fusion reactor has successfully pushed plasma past a crucial limit. Further details on the implications or next steps are not provided.
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