MUST SEE =™Scientists Are Creating a Star on Earth !.

       Scientists hope that their £2.2billion ‘miniature
       star on earth’ will become the world’s first
       sustainable fusion reactor by 2012.


It may look like any average building but behind
closed doors could lie the answer to safe
renewable energy of the future.
According to the National Ignition Facility (NIF)
team in Livermore, on November 2 they fired up
the 192 lasers beams at the centre of the
reactor and aimed them at a glass target
containing tritium and deuterium gas.
The resulting release of energy was of a
magnitude of 1.3 million mega joules, which was
a world record and the peak radiation
temperature measure at the core was
approximately six million degrees Fahrenheit.
For a direct comparison, the temperature at the
centre of the sun is 27 million degrees
Fahrenheit.

 Complex: Experts predict that reactor could be
operational by 2020 and that by 2050 a quarter

of U.S. energy could be supplied by fusion power

Powerful: The reactor could be a miniature sun

on earth providing energy for thousands of

people when it is working as a power station in

2020