ITER Vacuum Vessel Sector #6 Completion Ceremony

A ceremony was held on 20 April 2020, in Ulsan, South Korea, to mark the completion of the first ITER vacuum vessel sector. This remarkable piece of tokamak engineering has been more than 10 years in the making.

[gsit]

the future of human survival is passing through this machine and its pieces.

[Warmth-Seeking_Missile]

I’m happy that they are celebrating, they deserve it!

[Erik-rphi]

Glad to see those guys in work clothes getting recognized.

[kingothesea]

I am SO HAPPY to see all these countries effort come together, makes me proud to be human.

[aurunator]

happy to see the world works together thrue this crazy times.. be blessed and get this thing running :-)

[umurkaragoz]

You are a part of a great thing! Thanks for your efforts!

[igorvoloshin]

Third Millenium Tech.

Edit: Really, it looks like some part of Star Wars imperial dreadnought.

[kummer]

I love the fact that each team present in their native language. I love the fact that people matters in this project.


각 팀이 모국어로 발표한다는 사실이 마음에 듭니다. 저는이 프로젝트에서 사람들이 중요하다는 사실을 좋아합니다.

[ToddLarsen]

This is so amazing to see coming together in my lifetime.

Thank you for sharing and as always keep building👍

[Mrcometo]

¡Wow, very difficult to build! Congratulations.

[Nurse_Diesel]

Looks like its right off the Enterprise. Awesome work.

[morkovija]

Yup, that thing looks like it would take few years to wrap your head around =0 Good job there!

[lijie]

I wonder in the future this can be 3D printed. That looks complicated to build

[happygimp]

In 5-10 years we will see this video and question why everyone is wearing a mask.

[gaborhajdu]

They just chase vain dreams. Unfortunately, nothing will happen, it was only good for throwing money away. This is my opinion.