In Lingang, Shanghai, an artificial sun is burning with astonishing energy. The world's first fully high-temperature superconducting tokamak device, "Honghuang 70," successfully achieved 1337 seconds of steady-state long pulse operation, marking the world record for commercial nuclear fusion on Chinese coordinates.

This is not only a leap of time, but also a technological dimension reduction blow. Unlike traditional devices, the "Honghuang 70" uses a fully high-temperature superconducting magnet as its skeleton to construct a super strong magnetic field under zero resistance, allowing fireballs with temperatures exceeding billions of degrees to dance in the donuts. This not only significantly reduces the size of the device, but also achieves a localization rate of over 96%, firmly grasping the core technology in its own hands. What's even more amazing is its AI brain, which can precisely regulate magnetic fields in milliseconds, transforming blind trial and error into intelligent navigation.

These 1337 seconds of blazing flames illuminate not only the data of physical experiments, but also the dream of humanity's ultimate energy source. In the first year of the 15th Five Year Plan, China is declaring with hardcore technology that the future of clean energy is about to emerge on the eastern horizon.Editor/Cheng Liting