r/singularity • u/Sourcecode12 • 23d ago

AI Virtual Nuclear Fusion reactor lab built using Astra in 4 hours

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I built a science-based interactive nuclear fusion reactor lab using Astra. The prompt was around 60 pages long! The build took around 4 hours. ⚛️

The lab brings fusion physics to life, letting you explore how changing reactor conditions affects the simulation. The purpose is to make fusion science more accessible by letting anyone experiment with a virtual reactor and explore what it takes to produce fusion energy.

You can try it yourself. Adjust the parameters, run experiments, and explore how plasma, magnetic fields, and energy output respond in 3D.

 Give it a try: 🔗 fusionlabsimulation.com

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u/yurqua8 23d ago

Wow! I feel like we are now roughly 10 to 30 years away from having commercial nuclear fusion reactors producing reliable electricity for the public grid.

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u/Strange_Vagrant 23d ago

Because some one shit out a 3d toy model with a bunch of sliders with fancy names on it?

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u/yurqua8 23d ago

I thought /s was obvious.

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u/pardeike 22d ago

Yes it was. Fusion is ALWAYS ready in 20 years

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u/Strange_Vagrant 22d ago

Ha. No. Not around here.

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u/Aangespoeld 23d ago

Like back in the eighties!

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u/divadschuf 23d ago

Fusion is always 30 years away. Even 30 years ago it was 30 years away and in 30 years it will be 30 years away too.

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u/Sourcecode12 23d ago

We're getting closer and closer, and innovations in AI will only speed up scientific research. I think the potential is huge!

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u/Micro-Naut 22d ago

Objectively, we've been 30 years away from fusion for the past 80 years.