General Fusion’s LM26 Heats Plasma Electrons Past 1 keV, About 12.6 Million Degrees, in a Magnetized Target Fusion First
Nature World News | 15.10.2026 12:08
Canadian fusion company General Fusion says its LM26 machine has heated plasma electrons to 1.1 kiloelectronvolts, or about 12.6 million degrees Celsius (roughly 22.7 million degrees Fahrenheit), a first for its magnetized target fusion approach. The company and the UK Atomic Energy Authority jointly announced the result Oct. 8.
