A 12-year-old boy from Texas has amazed people by building a working nuclear fusion machine at home. His achievement shows how curiosity and dedication can lead to extraordinary results, even at a ...

A Texas boy has been praised for building a working nuclear fusion machine at just 12 years old. Seventh-grader Aiden McMillan, from Dallas, is in the running for a Guinness World Record as the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A 12-year-old Dallas student built a working fusion device at home and is seeking a Guinness World Record. (CREDIT: NBC5 News) “We ...

“We got neutrons, yeah!” The shout came after years of after-school effort inside a Dallas home, where a seventh grader had been quietly assembling a machine most people only encounter in advanced ...

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In a modest workshop space in West Dallas, a seventh-grade student has achieved a result usually associated with university laboratories. Aiden McMillan, 12, has successfully produced nuclear fusion ...

At an age when most children play video games or usual field sports like football, basketball or cricket, a 12-year-old boy from Dallas, Texas, has amazed people around the world with his scientific ...

A science project puts Dallas 7th-grader on path to a world record. X.Com A 12-year-old schoolboy from Dallas has attracted global attention after successfully producing nuclear fusion and setting his ...

Aiden McMillan, a 12-year-old from Dallas, built his own nuclear fusion reactor after starting the project at age eight. He's now hoping to become the youngest person recognized by Guinness World ...

A 12-year-old from Dallas has built a nuclear fusion machine and is seeking recognition from Guinness World Records as the youngest person ever to do so. Aiden McMillan’s device drew attention after ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Feb. 10 (UPI) --A 12-year-old Dallas student's four-year-long science project may have resulted in his becoming the youngest ...