Fusion Pioneer Rod Bateman - A deep dive into our high temperature superconducting magnet technology

[@eddjordan2399]

Very interesting I can't believe that tiny magnet is 20tesla that's insane. Great work. Great to see you moving from the ground up getting every bit perfect before building bigger. Good luck.

[@m1ddleagemadness]

A very interesting video and well needed when there are some uploading inaccurate or misleading videos calming room temperature superconductors. These videos are great for resetting peoples understanding and what is actual possible. The strength of the magnetic fields being created is amazing and I hope great strides towards full containment of plasma and fusion energy being achievable in my lifetime.

[@vahidellig6948]

So good to finally get some technical details in these videos. Keep them coming.

[@Sushi-hs1cs]

This was a very brief general overview, the opposite of a deep dive. I do appreciate the content anyway.

[@thomasgunther]

If it is not cooled with helium, what do you cool it with?

[@tokamakenergy6400]

It's not cooled with liquid helium. You can get down to 20K using a cryocooler, which works via the compression and expansion of a gas. These are already used in various industries, such as medical and scientific research. You don't need the specialist cryogenic facilities you'd need to use liquid helium. Hope that helps!

[@dvlofaustin]

@Tokamak Energy ty for the videos. :) Interesting technology.

[@fighterpilot4059]

Can I buy

[@morkovija]

if only lk99 turned out to be true =0

[@aureliustratos3268]

4 minute long deep dive. ypu are kidding me. please send somebody to joe rogan or lex fridman, or theo von. PLEASE no more 2 or 4 minute deepdives. OMG do you think that with your 100seconds vids you generate interest or what? PLEASE START SENDING YOUR ENGINEERS TO PODCASTERS so we can get a proper deep dives into this. and it will genrate a LOT more interest.

[@paulvarn4712]

Giving away IP is not what the company investors expect its employees to do. Another way to validate their claims is to see what they are doing with these magnets in their tokamaks.

[@justinforder2835]

The value that Tokamak Energy packs into its short videos is great - I am always looking forward to the next one