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"How two Dim stars came together to shine brightly".The mass of these objects falls between planets and stars, ranging from "13 to 80 times the mass of Jupiter".Because they aren't massive enough to sustain fusion, they are far fainter and cooler than their stellar comrades.

Developing a national research program on liquid metals for fusion - EurekAlert!

Fusion of nanopores and nanofluidic devices could transform medicine and beyond - EurekAlert!

As Energy Department prioritizes AI and fusion, basic research faces squeeze

Tiny reactor boosts fusion with a sponge-like trick

How To Use Fusion To Get To Proxima Centauri's Potentially Habitable Exoplanet

They glow without fusion—hidden stars that may finally reveal dark matter

Smart adaptation: The fusion of AI and robotics for dynamic environments - EurekAlert!

Stellarators, once fusion’s dark horse, hit their stride

SNU-GU researchers jointly develop a liquid robot capable of transformation, separation, and fusion like living cells - EurekAlert

Fusion for the future: Nuclear lab plays key role in testing a crucial technology - EurekAlert

Fusion-Enabled Comprehensive Exploration of the Heliosphere

Fusion-Enabled Comprehensive Exploration of the Heliosphere

Fusion-Enabled Comprehensive Exploration of the Heliosphere

China’s “Artificial Sun” Shatters Fusion Record With Over 17 Minutes of Plasma

Fusion-Enabled Comprehensive Exploration of the Heliosphere

Fusion with a twist: Improving stellarators - EurekAlert

Next-Gen Quantum Computing: The Fusion of Atoms and Photonic Innovation

Quantum Upgrade: Scientists May Have Just Solved Fusion’s Biggest Problem

Fusion’s New Hero: The Liquid Metal That Beats the Heat