Explore the 'LEARN' section of the Fusion Industry Association website to understand the basics of fusion energy. Specifically, find out what fusion is, what fuels it uses, and what the benefits of fusion energy are. Also, identify any resources or educational materials available for those new to fusion.
Navigate to 'fusionindustryassociation.org'. Hover over the 'LEARN' button (ID 91) to reveal its child menu. Click on the 'WHAT IS FUSION' link (assuming it's a child link under LEARN, or the main LEARN page if no specific child link is present). Identify and extract the definition of fusion energy. Identify and extract information about the fuels used in fusion. Identify and extract the key benefits of fusion energy. Look for any additional educational resources, FAQs, or introductory materials on the page.
The agent successfully navigates to a page explaining 'What is Fusion'. The agent states a concise definition of fusion energy (e.g., 'the process that powers the sun and stars'). The agent identifies the primary fuels for fusion (e.g., 'isotopes of hydrogen: deuterium and tritium'). The agent lists at least three benefits of fusion energy (e.g., 'safe, clean, abundant fuel, no long-lived radioactive waste, no risk of meltdown'). The agent notes if there are additional resources or educational materials available on the page for new learners.