A 16-year-old youngster from New Jersey is on his way to becoming the first black student ever to build a nuclear fusor. The first part of this prototype is already built, and Steven Udotong raised the needed remaining $1,500 to finish the fusor in less than one month, through a GoFundMe page he created. Once the whole fusor is finished, Steven will enter it in science fairs and competitions, which will help him achieve eventual scholarships. This 16-year-old boy has a bright scientific future ahead of him. Steven was one of the three students from New Jersey to be accepted into the Yale Young Global Scholar Program, which allowed him to pursue the engineering workshop at the Singapore campus last summer. He is now a high school junior, and hopes his nuclear energy construction will ultimately inspire people, at a local and even national level, to adopt cleaner energy sources. Steven is convinced minorities have opportunities in diverse fields, if they are up to challeng...