People often talk about "nuclear" discoloration, because the nuclear fusion process can release huge amounts of energy. This mysterious and huge way of generating energy makes people both admire and fear it. Jamie Edwards, a 13-year-old student from Lancashire Secondary School in England, actually successfully completed a small nuclear test at school and became the youngest nuclear test operator in the world.
On the 4th local time, Jamie, a student from Lancashire High School, successfully combined two hydrogen atoms into a heavier nucleus, helium, in the Radiation Controlled Area of ??the laboratory, while releasing huge energy. Jamie thus became the youngest nuclear test operator in the world. Jamie said that he has been very interested in radioactive elements since he was a child, so he has long wanted to complete this experiment. Of course, before the experiment, he promised that his small-scale nuclear test was very safe and had passed relevant risk assessments. ”
According to Jamies description, the nuclear fusion experiment he conducted was completely different from the horrifying nuclear fission experiment. Nuclear fusion experiments can contribute greatly to the construction of environmentally friendly power plants. JayMi said, "At first, I mentioned my experimental idea to the principal. The principal had the same reaction as most people. He asked me worriedly, will this experiment blow up the school?"
It is understood that Jamie’s next plan is to become a nuclear engineer through his own efforts, or to engage in scientific research on nuclear reaction theory.
