Wasn’t the H-bomb (fusion) supposed to be way more powerful and unpredictable than the A-bomb (fission)? Kinda confused here and I’m certainly mixing bombs with energy production. But if you could give me the essential I’d appreciate it. Thank you.
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No. Unfortunately, fusion is not a means for energy production. It’s possible that it’ll be possible in the future, but there are no ways to produce net positive energy from fusion in a controlled reactor
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