You might’ve heard of him there’s an old interview the guy that worked in the nuclear industry in the 50s and 60s and he swim in the cooling pools of nuclear Generation units and he would hold Platonian in his hand anyway in the 60s they came up with an idea that there should be a Small nuclear generators every so many miles in the cities they would last over 100 years. He also said 1947 people that he worked with went up to Alaska and gave the Soviet Union all the nuclear secrets they had.
He also stated in this interview that the nuclear waste that they use for weapons or whatever could be used for these electrical Generation units and that it is ours. It is the taxpayers nuclear waste. They put in the salt domes in Louisiana and government insiders use that and they sell it on the black market for their own profit and it’s worth billions of dollars..
Any view on thorium as a nuclear fuel? I looked at this sector years ago and thorium reactors seemed obvious and yet there seems to be have been no take-up. Perhaps there is a listed company worth following that promotes thorium reactors. I have just taken this quote from Wikidpedia on Thorium-based nuclear power: "Hans Blix, former director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, has said "Thorium fuel gives rise to waste that is smaller in volume, less toxic and much less long lived than the wastes that result from uranium fuel"."
I first locked down with artificiality intelligence in the grade school rotation. I didn’t like it.
Pas(the)faux & social promotion & ‘politics is the continuation of war by other means’ - “oh, my!” Not my goldbrick road.
Appearances wrapping substances … of abuse. Cue Elton, Social Disease, off his & Bernie’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road album.
Parallel park it - manually - this way:
Something as ‘passive-aggressive’ as physically taxing-hanging from a bar has opened vistas considerable, in your health status & in the clicks-status of your writing about it.
Easier is not better. But it is a better seducer.
Introduce the traduce. S/he’s a real strong il duce. Trains run on time. Martial strains run on rhyme. Until heels get hung. A kill ease.
I know the-intelligence-is-artificial-but-the-stupidity-is-real more-more-more sugar-sweet fragility compulsion is touching me, but I’m not touching it.
Thanks, Dominic for the excellent exploration of SMR and how investors can gain some exposure to this wonderful technology.
FYI, I visited Fukushima Daiichi a few weeks ago on my trip to Japan. I’ll be writing up a piece about it soon and the downstream effects of radiophobia and the anti-nuclear energy movement.
Daiichi suffered from a significant design flaw in which they placed the backup generators almost at sea level and despite locals in the area telling TEPCO the region once experienced massive tsunamis, the utility (based in Tokyo) insisted they knew best practice for designing such an anti-tsunami barrier in the area.
The cleanup and decommissioning process will indeed take a long time. Part of that is due to the ultra-strict regulations surrounding radiation, largely based on the flawed linear-no-threshold model for human exposure to radiation.
You might’ve heard of him there’s an old interview the guy that worked in the nuclear industry in the 50s and 60s and he swim in the cooling pools of nuclear Generation units and he would hold Platonian in his hand anyway in the 60s they came up with an idea that there should be a Small nuclear generators every so many miles in the cities they would last over 100 years. He also said 1947 people that he worked with went up to Alaska and gave the Soviet Union all the nuclear secrets they had.
Thoughts on $NNE Nano Nuclear Energy?
Disappointed it didn’t get a mention.
Sorry Jonathan - next time!
He also stated in this interview that the nuclear waste that they use for weapons or whatever could be used for these electrical Generation units and that it is ours. It is the taxpayers nuclear waste. They put in the salt domes in Louisiana and government insiders use that and they sell it on the black market for their own profit and it’s worth billions of dollars..
Any view on thorium as a nuclear fuel? I looked at this sector years ago and thorium reactors seemed obvious and yet there seems to be have been no take-up. Perhaps there is a listed company worth following that promotes thorium reactors. I have just taken this quote from Wikidpedia on Thorium-based nuclear power: "Hans Blix, former director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, has said "Thorium fuel gives rise to waste that is smaller in volume, less toxic and much less long lived than the wastes that result from uranium fuel"."
Hi Christopher,
I need to find out more. It's been around for so long and it never really seems to catch on. Not sure why.
AIUI there are still some engineering challenges to overcome before commercial Thorium reactors are viable but it’s an interesting long-term bet
Good call on Lightbridge Dominic, gone up today like one of Mr Musk’s rockets
Just incredible
I first locked down with artificiality intelligence in the grade school rotation. I didn’t like it.
Pas(the)faux & social promotion & ‘politics is the continuation of war by other means’ - “oh, my!” Not my goldbrick road.
Appearances wrapping substances … of abuse. Cue Elton, Social Disease, off his & Bernie’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road album.
Parallel park it - manually - this way:
Something as ‘passive-aggressive’ as physically taxing-hanging from a bar has opened vistas considerable, in your health status & in the clicks-status of your writing about it.
Easier is not better. But it is a better seducer.
Introduce the traduce. S/he’s a real strong il duce. Trains run on time. Martial strains run on rhyme. Until heels get hung. A kill ease.
I know the-intelligence-is-artificial-but-the-stupidity-is-real more-more-more sugar-sweet fragility compulsion is touching me, but I’m not touching it.
If I recall correctly Fukushima got popped by an HAARP- induced earthquake.
Please listen to Kraftwerks radioactivity, and address those phenomena talked about in that song If you please?!
Feel free to add: the leaking reactor in Miami; as well as San Onofre, right here in Commiefornia.
Wholooooota oooopses.
Can you manufacture excuses for all them too?
Thanks, Dominic for the excellent exploration of SMR and how investors can gain some exposure to this wonderful technology.
FYI, I visited Fukushima Daiichi a few weeks ago on my trip to Japan. I’ll be writing up a piece about it soon and the downstream effects of radiophobia and the anti-nuclear energy movement.
Ever heard of Fukushima-Daichi?
The technology required to repair the leaks will require 40 years to develop.
Perhaps you should concentrate on developing your own intellugwnce insted?
Daiichi suffered from a significant design flaw in which they placed the backup generators almost at sea level and despite locals in the area telling TEPCO the region once experienced massive tsunamis, the utility (based in Tokyo) insisted they knew best practice for designing such an anti-tsunami barrier in the area.
The cleanup and decommissioning process will indeed take a long time. Part of that is due to the ultra-strict regulations surrounding radiation, largely based on the flawed linear-no-threshold model for human exposure to radiation.
I’ll further add that SMR technology and the over fifty-year old design at Daiichi are entirely separate things.