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ITER fusion reactor cutout. The torus (doughnut) shaped cavern in the middle is the reactor chamber that contains the fusion fuel. The blue elelements are superconducting magnets that contain the reacting plasma. The small person in the lower right corner gives an idea of the reactor's scale.

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From DOE Office of Fusion Energy