Creating a sun-like fusion reaction on Earth is theoretically possible and is being explored through experiments. Current efforts focus on achieving nuclear fusion using hydrogen isotopes, such as tritium and deuterium, heated by powerful lasers to form plasma. While there have been brief successes in initiating fusion reactions, lasting containment remains a significant challenge due to the strong repulsion between ions. Researchers are refining techniques to sustain these reactions longer than the current milliseconds achieved. Continued advancements in fusion technology could potentially reduce reliance on fossil fuels for energy.
