How do we measure 15 million degrees? @tokamakenergy6400
How do we measure 15 million degrees?  @tokamakenergy6400
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This year Tokamak Energy hit a major milestone – we achieved temperatures of 15 million degrees in our ST40 tokamak. But how do we measure something that hot? We speak to Tokamak Energy physicists to find out?

Featuring Melanie Windridge, Jonathan Wood, Peter Buxton and Vladimir Shevchenko.
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How do we measure 15 million degrees?

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