[PuffinBlue]

Regarding fusion - have you seen Helion’s approach? [0]

It seems their approach removes many of the issues with Tokamak or Laser Pulsed fusion.

It also reduces most of the feedstock issues with the two part fuel breeding approach.

Their approach seems easier to be optimistic about.

[0] https://youtu.be/_bDXXWQxK38

[deelowe]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vUPhsFoniw

Be careful with real engineering. Many speculate he's doing paid content between this and spinlaunch.

[audunw]

While it’s always good to be a bit skeptic, don’t take this video at face value either. I’d argue that it has bigger issues than Real Engineerings video because it tries to come off as scientifically accurate, but may actually be deeply flawed. See comments on this Reddit post for some deep discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/fusion/comments/10g95m9/comment/j67...

Real Engineering has a tone where - while I do think they usually keep a high standard - I don’t assume that they’re necessarily 100% correct or that the new technology they cover is necessarily viable. With both Spinlaunch and Helion I just came out of it with the feeling “cool, interesting, looks promising”