Shane Brown and I recently had fun talking about nuclear power in space exploration. You can listen in by downloading Atomic Show #029 – Nuclear Power in Space. We just had time to scratch the surface of this fascinating topic – please visit and leave us some comments and suggestions for future directions to explore.
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Bill Mego writes for the Naperville Sun, one of the Suburban Chicago Newspapers. On July 15, 2005, this was the title of his column – Time to admit nuclear power advocates are right. You NEED to read this column. Since I live in Annapolis, MD, and not the suburbs of Chicago, I had never read…
I am learning to play with a new tool – Google Book Search Beta. Though I have some concerns about Google’s treatment of authors and their copyrights, I am excited by the prospects of being able to do serious research from my home office. Until today, I did not realize just how many obscure, but…
The artists at PopAtomic Studios continue to provoke thoughts with imagery. The above image is available in full resolution from Fossil Fuels are Dead. Stop by to tell Suzy and her team what you think of their work!
The second day of the Platts Small Modular Reactor meeting was held on June 29, 2010. The meeting started with Don Hoffman’s summary of the previous day’s discussions. He spoke about having taken more than 20 pages of notes with questions, answers and action items. Don is the President and CEO of Excel Services Corporation,…
After reading Nick Loris’s comment about nuclear waste, I decided to read some more of his observations. I don’t know about you, but I find it very useful when a site has an author link that leads to a page with an archive of other work by that same author. One of the recent blogs…
The above is a short clip that is part of a longer interview about carbon free power, but it drive home a significant point. Craig Mundie, the head of a $9 billion private high tech research and development organization likes new nuclear approaches. Hat tip to Reuter’s Blogs for the pointer to the story.
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