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Iran Says It Has Achieved Nuclear FUSION Knowledge for Sustainable Energy Atomic Energy Organization chief Mohammad Eslami said researchers have moved beyond proving the technology and into testing and simulation capability, which officials say could ACCELERATE the path toward practical nuclear fusion energy. Iran also UNVEILED domestically built technology... capable of detecting tiny internal cracks and defects in critical industrial equipment. - Three smart systems developed by Iranian knowledge-based companies and research institutes - Designed for nuclear, oil, gas and petrochemical industries - Officials say the technology can COMPETE with foreign alternatives and is ready for EXPORT Iran says its nuclear industry is building equipment it's ready to export, despite sanctions.show more

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Ryan Rozbiani1 month ago

Source is from Iran’s IRIB

Aryan.A🟩☫🟥1 month ago

The US and Israel are powerless to do anything about Iran’s nuclear industry and cannot end our nuclear programs. The Islamic Republic of Iran uses nuclear energy peacefully to strengthen its national power and needs no one’s permission to do so.

Robina Merakech1 month ago

The Iranians are very intelligent. I hope their industries prosper as sanctions slowly lift. Iran needs to be careful though at making these kind of announcements, the US government & Shitraelis are a jealous breed and I would hate to see them sabotage Iran’s blessings.

Lol2hard1 month ago

All these achievements meanwhile under sanctions from the West . Congratulations is an understatement of how much joy it brings to people who support the just cause of the Iranians and IRGC government . Well done 👏 May the Almighty continue to protect and bless the country

ShibaArmy 🍉1 month ago

This is one of the reasons they hate Iran..

nickreal031 month ago

So Iran could figure it out... But the west couldn't... This is why the world is a scam... The sooner you realize it the better...

Mohammad Saki1 month ago

We’ll see what happens😏

Citizen of EU1 month ago

So, make a deal with the USA and you will find many American companies happy to buy your industrial equipment to help establish their factories and sustain the manufacturing boom in the USA. You have the smart people and those of us who read scientific papers have already noticed what is going on in Iranian universities. MAKE THE DEAL!

Scottythegoat1 month ago

Pure fake news. Nuclear fusion is not economically viable at the moment. US, Russia, China and France havent been able to make it work and they have been in the nuclear power game for 70 years

shtz1 month ago

same engineers designed the F-313 lmao

ziokantante1 month ago

their main revenue is from fossil, yet they're working to make it unnecessary?

robert gurnon1 month ago

could this be the real nuclear program that we are bombing them to stop.

AmericanForPalestine1 month ago

Wow!

Keyhan Hadjari1 month ago

This kind of stupid lying is really like when Ahmadinejad showed a plastic airplane or when IRGC said they have a covid radar.

MZ1 month ago

Amazing

عبدل ja-tu ju-nam1 month ago

سبحان الله

Wings + Horn Newsroom1 month ago

if they did, they would've demonstrated it already with definitive proof. not just a social media post.

Fuelmeup1 month ago

Fusion labs all sound identical right up to the moment reality bites. Britain's JET fired deuterium-tritium plasmas in 1997, broke records again in 2021, yet never delivered a watt of commercial power. Models and sensors don't equal a live reactor. Ordinary Iranians meanwhile endure fuel queues, blackouts and 30%+ inflation.

Archangel🦅🇺🇸1 month ago

Hahahahahaahahahahaha What the fuck are you smoking Abdul

Michael Vodinelich1 month ago

This is non destructive testing not fusion

Declan | Rust Developer1 month ago

Islamic Golden age, was actually Iran Golden Age.

Chris Whodl1 month ago

I'm willing to bet a lot of money this is (sadly) fake news.

Starwalker Zenith Maximus1 month ago

Sad their not free. Smart people. Historically innovative n scientific. Just need a course correction. But maybe this is why we're really at war. Free energy suppression.? Open sourcing stops it all...or starts it.

justaguyfromsg1 month ago

🥰🥰🥰💪🔥❤️❤️❤️

Bob1 month ago

BlaBlaBla. Meantime Iranian cannot even fill up their car with regular gas.

Carl McLaughlin1 month ago

This is huge. Iran announces free energy tech to the World, but keep believing the alien stories our govt keeps feeding us.

Joseph Ness 🚀✨1 month ago

Didn’t we bomb everything in Iran to the point we ran out of the good stuff? Did we miss a spot?

Dark1 month ago

It have come to a point Where iranian needs to cover their scientist faces so Isr**l doesn't kill them.

Sabi Hunt1 month ago

Ya ALLAH! So they attained this knowledge now ?

Peter Mercuro1 month ago

nuclear fusion startup TAE Technologies right here in the good 'ol u.s. of a

AmericanApologist1 month ago

@grok can you put into layman’s terms what this means for energy sector in the future?

karam alhawajri1 month ago

❤️🔁

Enkidu Gilgamesh1 month ago

That is a stupid claim as any insider knows that the "fusion" story is distraction for the stupid. Physically there is no fusion anywhere in the universe, but only transmutation and that does not release energy, but needs huge energy for compression of neutrons & protons.

Katrin Wolke1 month ago

i think i know where they're hiding it ;))

Constitutional American1 month ago

They mean when a Muslim mates with a goat they get fusion.

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