Everything Kronos has designed, computed, and published — in one place. Explore the machine in 3D, run the physics yourself on the deposited engines (a WebAssembly Python runtime re-derives the frozen design points in front of you), and read the program record with its stated gates. Nothing is mocked and nothing leaves your tab.
The interactive 3D reactor — rotate it, peel the layers, inspect every component. Blueprint context and the instructional film.
Enter the machine →The live instruments. Drive the deposited D–T breeder engine, the D–³He mirror closure map, and the Bosch–Hale reactivity curves — all running in your browser.
Run the physics →The open record: reproducible studies, the roadmap with its stated gates, readiness reviews, and the published deposits everything traces to.
Read the record →The team workspace — deep data, run requests for the high-fidelity codes, and the Phase 3/4 workboard. Sign-in required.
Team sign-in →HYPERION's D–T engine, data, and validation — pure NumPy, one command reproduces the design point: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21746157. CC BY 4.0.
Open the breeder deposit →The D–³He tandem-mirror engine and its closure suite (physics only, no economics): DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21746479. CC BY 4.0.
Open the generator deposit →The exact code these pages run ships in the deposits, with design-point cards and a reproduction runbook. The full research toolkit joins this repository as open source.
About the deposits →