The last of five European vacuum chamber sectors for ITER, the world's largest tokamak under construction, has left an Italian factory. Delivery will conclude a 15-year industrial project whose results will be used for research into controlling nuclear fusion. At stake is the acquisition of a new energy source: clean, safe, and virtually limitless.
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The last of five European vacuum chamber sectors for ITER, the world's largest tokamak under construction, has left an Italian factory. Delivery will conclude a 15-year industrial project whose results will be used for research into controlling nuclear fusion. At stake is the acquisition of a new energy source: clean, safe, and virtually limitless.