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hydrogen plasma at 49.999 million degrees Celsius
Seems like an odd number. Maybe they need a thermometer which goes to over 50 million just to make sure it wasn't pressed up against the end stop.
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This bit's even more impressive:
has produced hydrogen plasma at 49.999 million degrees Celsius, and held onto it for an impressive 102 seconds.
I can't hold onto a plate that's been in the microwave for 102 seconds.
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This was pretty awesome from a few days ago:
China's nuclear fusion machine just smashed Germany's hydrogen plasma record