About General Atomics. Since the dawn of the atomic age, General Atomics innovations have advanced the state of the art across the full spectrum of science and technology from nuclear energy and defense to medicine and high-performance computing.
General Atomics has received a $20 million California Competes Tax Credit to advance the development of a BlanketComponentTest Facility (BCTF) ...Fusion smashes light atomic nuclei together to release energy, mirroring the process that powers the sun.
The long-forgotten memoir by Kiyoshi Tanimoto, a Methodist priest who witnessed the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945, will be published on August 6, marking the anniversary of the attack.