Hyperion is a compact D–T spherical-tokamak breeder — the isotope foundry Kronos builds first, producing the tritium, helium-3, and 14 MeV neutrons a fusion economy needs. Open, on the record. 307 pages.
The spherical-tokamak design — magnets, center stack, blanket, vessel, and heating.
Tritium, helium-3, and 14 MeV neutrons — the strategic products, and materials qualification.
Fusion gain, tritium breeding ratio, negative triangularity, and the honest gates.
Construction from Q2 2027 — the gates, the FOAK→NOAK→BOAK path, and the engineering.
REBCO magnets, the hafnium-carbide first wall, shielding, and cryogenics.
The 81-analysis reproducible record, benchmarks, and what remains to prove.
The heat that bleeds out of a fusion core is carried by turbulence. Flipping the plasma's triangularity negative — δ −0.30 — suppresses it. Nonlinear gyrokinetics confirm the drop: −40% at the ion scale, −80% at the electron scale.
14 MeV neutrons stream out of the plasma, through the first wall, into a lithium blanket — where each one breeds a fresh tritium atom that returns to the fuel loop.