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Plus: Honda's EV bike in a suitcase, pigeon-guided missiles, green hydrogen production in California Nuclear fusion packs the promise of boundless clean energy - if only we could harness it here on Earth. A UK startup may have brought that day closer, claiming an elusive net energy gain from an unconventional fusion approach. Rather than pursuing complex hydrogen plasma reactors, ENG8 uses simple heat and water dissociation as its nuclear fuel. This lean method already outputs over 5 times more energy than it consumes, according to one independent validator. While feasibility at scale remains unproven, the advance lights an unexpected path to fusion power. We have all the details on this promising development in today’s [Must Read](. ⚡️ Also today, excitement around AI has soared since ChatGPT’s launch, but it’s just one facet of a much more fundamental change. In [this issue of Perspectives]( ThoughtWorks domain specialists explain how to shape strategies for a new age of AI. 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Must Read [Startup using water as nuclear fuel claims net energy gain milestone]( UK startup ENG8 claims a pivotal fusion energy milestone — consistently achieving over five times more energy output than input. This net gain was validated by an independent certification agency, Underwriters Laboratories. Unlike mainstream hydrogen fusion, ENG8 uses water molecules as fuel in a proprietary catalytic system involving heat and dissociation. While most facilities pursue magnetically-confined plasma fusion, ENG8's approach relies simply on temperature and pressure. If scalable commercially, it could provide carbon-free electricity from readily available resources like water. Though still at an early-stage, any viable fusion reactor is something of a holy grail for clean energy. ENG8 claim their unorthodox water-based method could be deployed in their EnergiCell product as early as next year. 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With a 12 mile range and just $995 price tag, it provides a fun, eco-friendly mobility solution for short trips. Click below to learn more and watch a video of Motocompacto hitting in the streets. [[Read More]( [Innovation]( [🚀 Dream Chaser: US firm’s space cargo ship closer to launch]( Sierra Space's Dream Chaser spaceplane is nearing its first cargo launch to the ISS after years of development. The Soviet-inspired design will undergo final testing before heading to its Florida launch site and liftoff in April next year. Dream Chaser’s versatile Shooting Star cargo module adds capability for ISS servicing and trash disposal. Discover more about this innovative spaceplane and its upcoming flight. 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