Earlier this month, the director-general of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) announced that construction of the project had reached the halfway point. It’s an important milestone for the multi-billion-dollar facility being constructed in southern France. The goal is to begin generating plasma, an essential component of nuclear fusion reactors, by 2025.
Source: The world’s first nuclear fusion plant is now halfway to ‘First Plasma’
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I just worry about Zeno’s fusion paradox. “Half-way” may not work out the way we think it will.