Stabilizing Plasma for Thermonuclear Fusion: Challenges, Advances, and Future Prospects

Abstract

In the era of technologies, the fusion energy has gained enormous attention to the scientific community due to their potential in the field of space propulsion and energy production. The stabilising the plasma for the thermonuclear fusion is one of the key aspects for the future generation as it provides the energy which is clean and limitless and provide a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels. In this study we used secondary research tools by the analysing the data from the existing literature and experiments. We review numerous methods to stabilise plasma along the recent advancements in this field such as include improvements in superconducting magnets and high-powered lasers. The main findings of this article clearly show the ongoing issues that are related to the instabilities of plasma as well as the use of advanced tools to identify these problems. Lastly, this study provides a briefly overview in the field of plasma and suggested the potential benefits of the successful stabilisation of plasma.