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| + | * [[Takayoshi Fuchida]] and Thomas Kearny publish "Now What?". | ||
| + | * First full-scale fusion reactor completed by engineers from Harvard, MIT and [[General Motors|General Motors Corporation]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:24, 21 December 2011
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- Takayoshi Fuchida and Thomas Kearny publish "Now What?".
- First full-scale fusion reactor completed by engineers from Harvard, MIT and General Motors Corporation.