Map of recent Atomic Insights visitors
I thought you might be interested in seeing a map overlay representing the visitors to Atomic Insights during the past 30 days.
I thought you might be interested in seeing a map overlay representing the visitors to Atomic Insights during the past 30 days.
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Trying this again. Hi, Rod. I am conversing with Elon M. on power generation needs for a Mars surface application.…
Has Natura said how they plan on getting the enriched lithium for future reactors? It’s my understanding that this reactor…
The Westinghouse offering is to be taken more seriously than all the offerings from Aalo to Xenergy. The sheer caliber…
One advantage provided by using heat pipes to move heat out of the reactor is that the gas used in…
Advantages over high-temperature gas-cooled reactors?
A news article posted on 5 November 2005 on the website of KTVO TV3 out of Kirksville Missouri reported that the retail price of natural gas in the area had increased from $0.72 to $1.29 per 100 cubic feet between the winter of 2004-05 and now. That is an increase of 85%. Customers have expressed…
As I mentioned yesterday, I am doing some homework this weekend by reading Thomas Friedman’s “Hot, Flat and Crowded”. For a variety of reasons that I may share next week, sleep has not come terribly easy the last couple of nights. Tom has not made it any easier; his book has stimulated a great deal…
According to AEDC adds nuke plant to agenda, by Karen Welch Smith of the Amarillo Globe News, the next small step in the long process of licensing and building a new nuclear power plant near Amarillo, Texas is to obtain a formal indication of support by the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation. The article also reports…
Of course, the title to this article is rhetorical. I know exactly why Europe is turning to coal – Europeans needs power, they cannot depend solely on importing gas from Russia, Iran and Algeria, there are some Europeans that comprise a very strong and financially well supported anti-nuclear movement, and European consumer needs are vastly…
There is an article on RenewableEnergyWorld.com titled Welcome to the Revolution: Emanuel Sachs and Frank van Mierlo that includes some remarkably negative commentary about nuclear energy, especially considering the education level of the men being quoted. One of them has a PhD from MIT and one has both an MBA from INSEAD in France and…
There is a terrific, must read article by Rebecca Smith in the February 18, 2010 issue of the Wall Street Journal titled Small Reactors Generate Big Hopes. It may not be there when you check it, but right now, that article is occupying a prominent place on the landing site for one of the most…
The Ukraine is almost singular in absence of commentary? Could they possibly have “Other Energy” options than everyone else? Perhaps Vladimir Vystotskii in Kiev has some new ideas at the shevchencko University. Maybe it is just that Ukrainians know their comments might question how a democratic society like ours can’t manage the resources we have more efficiently? After all, they know all about scarce energy as the result of government regulation.
I think the big blank area is Kazakhstan. Ukraine is smaller and further West.