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Scientists Hit Breakthrough Moment: First-Ever Liquid Carbon Created With Lasers Sparks Fusion Power Revolution - Sustainability Times

IN A NUTSHELL 🔬 Scientists have successfully created liquid carbon for the first time, marking a significant breakthrough in material science. 🔥 The creation of liquid carbon, with its high melting point of 8,132°F, could revolutionize nuclear fusion reactors. ⚡ The process utilized the powerful DiPOLE 100-X laser to liquify carbon briefly, allowing researchers to [...] The post Scientists Hit Breakthrough Moment: First-Ever Liquid Carbon Crea…
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In an unprecedented scientific progress, researchers have been able to create liquid carbon for the first time, opening up new directions in the field of nuclear fusion and material science. This...

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An international team with the participation of the University of Valencia (UV) has managed to study, using the world’s most powerful X-ray laser, the structure of carbon in its liquid state. This is an unprecedented achievement that will not only facilitate the understanding of certain processes on giant planets – such as WASP-12b recently located by NASA’s Spitzer telescope – but will serve to improve future nuclear fusion technologies. The wo…

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Sustainability Times broke the news in Tel Aviv District, Israel on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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