Talk:Large Helical Device

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[edit] Plaques

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[edit] Impressed

Wow, this is impressive upon cursory research. (Today's issue of the journal Nature said "a Japanese stellarator known as the Large Helical Device, in Toki City, has held its plasma for more than an hour.") We need more information on the advantage of this compared with the Joint European Torus etc. – Kaihsu 11:31, 20 September 2007 (UTC)