Comment Re:One word... (Score 1) 305
But it doesn't make bombs easily like the other reactors designs.
That's why they didn't choose Thorium for fuel.
But it doesn't make bombs easily like the other reactors designs.
That's why they didn't choose Thorium for fuel.
For years the US portrayed Russia/USSR as an evil empire.
Russia would respond with "but the US is no better".
Snowden is the poster child proving Russia right all along.
Where ever he goes, Snowden will always do that.
We'll need to break through the space junk to get to the moon or Mars:
Wouldn't the ruling also make cable boxes illegal, too?
The cable network is a public network in the sense that hundreds or thousands of people are on that network.
$324.5 million / 64000 workers = $507.03
These tech workers are getting fuck either way.
And we have a proper analogy.
Somebody give this guy some points.
FYI: LibreSSL is a fork of OpenSSL that started over a month ago.
http://www.libressl.org/ [libressl.org]
RE: 2) The salt 'plug' that is often cited as a major safety asset for the LFTR has some major engineering obstacles that have been be able to be addressed yet
Can you list a few of these "some major engineering obstacles" ?
The only salt plug I've read about are "Freeze plugs" that melt upon "a bad thing" happening.
funny how this is perfectly accepted in RL in airports.
I think it's because TSA screening actual goal is get the sheeple accustomed to be harassed by their government.
If they would have TRIED with something like LFTR (liquid fluoride thorium reactor) we would have something by now. They HAD a reactor working but moth-balled it in the 70s.
Bravo 1%'rs. Profits are in. Progress is out.
Within 10 years China/India will sell us thorium-based solution for a massive profit.
Just watch.
And since then, the existing Nuke industry have made puppeticians create laws to PREVENT new nuclear tech from being developed.
Only the military can get around such laws against progress.
This is why this is geared towards military needs.
Too bad it's impossible* to reuse nuclear waste.
*Impossible because the rules in the US are as such that you are not allowed to do anything that could result in threatening the revenue stream to current nuclear energy giants. Guess who helped write them?
Technological solutions exists but China will have a solution within 10-20years and we will buy from them because of these "Super Important" laws.
When that happens, the US will rightfully become the banana republic it so desperately want to become.
I agree.
Government corruption is best measured on how bad whistleblower laws are in that country.
Please tell me how you installed Windows 8.1 on an existing Windows 8 box and I'll agree with you.
Remember folks:
Dark Mater is a THEORETICAL stuff that weighs a lot or is all over the place to explain why entire solar systems don't fly out of the Galaxy as they spin.
What if there was no Dark matter and Gravity could distorts time in a way that would explain it all.
Were there fewer fools, knaves would starve. - Anonymous
