'Per the 2023 Statistical Review of World Energy, over the past 15 years, the U.S. has experienced the largest decline in carbon dioxide equivalent emissions of any country. From the report, this reflects “the sum of carbon dioxide emissions from energy, carbon dioxide emissions from flaring, methane emissions, in carbon dioxide equivalent, associated with the production, transportation and distribution of fossil fuels, and carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes.”' https://www.forbes.com/sites/r...

Or a potential cure for one's illness is discovered immediately after departure.

Using donations from individuals. Oh the horrors.

But how do you go from Thorium to Uranium without fusion?

Thank goodness.

Instead of just the average track error (the dotted black line), I'd be interested in the error of the average track position. In other words, get the track position at each timestamp for all models, average that, then determine the error.

I thought that adding to the nucleus (232 -> 233) requires fusion. Can someone please explain?

I didn't want to ignore that I am posting from the US, with a US perspective. But, looking into it now, I see that "In the UK, trade unions are largely exempt from antitrust rules for their collective bargaining activities." So, yes, I believe my post was relevant.

I think that I would be more sympathetic toward unions if they weren't generally exempt from Antitrust Laws in the US. Make unions compete for contracts and perhaps we'd have a better system.

I'm not a Frenchie, I'm a BELGIE!

Pure speculation - that's why I wrote "I bet ...."

I'm surprised these things aren't being robbed.

Ask these same people how they feel about blocking the construction of a dam in order to save some endangered salamander. I bet they come down on the side of the salamander, every time. Some people just have a general disregard for the rest of humanity.

Probably, because of the cover art. But, what about all the clicks and pops?