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Still, uranium has explosive potential, thanks to its ability to sustain a nuclear chain reaction. U-235 is "fissile," meaning that its nucleus can be split by thermal neutrons — neutrons with the same energy as their ambient surroundings. Here's how it works, according to the World Nucle...
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When Fukushima happened, I set up a google alert so that I could follow the news on this event, because I somehow thought it would be a good chance to follow the echo chamber, watch the political l fallout about nuclear energy and see the debate about the dangers and solution develop. W...
the world's leading scientific minds and the US military. Most of the work was done in Los Alamos, New Mexico. The project had been started because they were worried that German scientists were advancing on nuclear technology since the 1930s and that Hitler was prepared to use nuclear ...
15. “Alex Garland and Danny Boyle felt that the notion of the living dead wanting to eat peoples’ brains was outdated. One of the original factors behind zombie movies was a fear of nuclear power and its possible effects on people. Garland and Boyle concluded that one of the biggest fear...
Madagascar once was a stomping ground for lemurs which were the size of today’s gorillas. Underneath the streets of Beijing, there are over a million people who live in nuclear bunkers. The full name of the famous Chuck E. Cheese’s mouse is Charles Entertainment Cheese. ...
For example the idea that one average Hurricane requires the energy of about 200 Hiroshima sized nuclear bombs kinda spoilt the perceived belief of some comparable relativity of power between humans and nature. This includes the tiny effect of both weapons and the effect of the tiny amount of ...
Ground rupture is dangerous for big engineering projects such as dams, bridges, and nuclear power plants. It necessitates accurate mapping of existing faults to detect those likely to breach the ground surface over the structure’s lifetime.SOIL...
One basic example of this dynamic is that once people know that nuclear bombs or certain bioweapons are possible, some agents who might cause harm might figure out how to make these for themselves. For the world at large, the advancement of science and spread of scientific knowledge is not ...