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re: Hans Blix, Psychological Tricks, Editorial Picks

Egnio — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:55:15 GMT

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re: The Nuclear Energy Budget Redux: The Republican Plan

Joseph Archer — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 18:15:00 GMT

It's is the epitome of irony that the democrats would advocate the closure of one of the biggest idiocies of nuclear history, the Yucca Mountain project. Only a truly bankrupt society would spend billions to throw away nuclear fuel. But of course it goes hand in hand with building a nuclear industry based on a reactor design that requires 5 tons of uranium be mined to make 1 ton of uranium fuel. Yucca Mountain was the gutless solution for dealing with spent fuel because no one in the industry has a spine and is willing to state the obvious, that fission products need to be separated from uranium so that their disposal only poses a few hundred year hazard as opposed to a milliions of year hazard.

re: Oddities and Counterintuitive Snow Fall

Joseph Archer — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 17:52:12 GMT

I want elective energy purchases based on actual cost of producing energy. If you want wind energy and it costs $ 0.10 per KwH, that's what you pay and that's where the money is invested. If you choose nuclear and the true cost, based on Frances costs and not the Houston power $12 B plant is $0.04 per KwH, that's what you pay and that's where the money is invested. We'll see how many people want to pay for 'alternative' energy.

re: Nuclear Security and Layered Defense

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re: YouTube Videos on Ionizing Radiation

Irina Orlova — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 03:41:22 GMT

Wow!!!!

Right in time for my study! Thank you very much indeed!

Very clear, simple and graphical, unlike on the printed pages.

re: An Interview With a Nuclear Engineer

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re: Nuclear Energy Under the Florida Palms

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re: Energy Tribune Gets it Right on Renewables, Nuclear and the Big Picture on Energy

Melvin Goldstein — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 19:05:46 GMT

Question: question 12 in “Thinking Physics” – page 259

Inside a warm damp cave completely sealed off from the outside world could life flourish indefinitely?

Answer: No life forms could flourish indefinitely. In an isolated system, entropy always increases. Life tries to push entropy in the opposite direction. When life is created, entropy decreases in the cave but nature demands a greater entropy increase offset. The cave, being sealed, would mean that entropy would reach its max, thus energy necessary to sustain and generate new life would be unavailable. Maybe we should learn a lesson from this. Available energy is mandatory. Wealth may equate to available energy. If you want to live in a nation that is prospering make sure that its available energy supply is abundant.

Entropy is one of "Physics Foibles". Look it up.

re: Orlando Sentinel Says Nuclear Should Not Be 'Scapegoat'

Dawn — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:49:35 GMT

The blackout was caused because of a problem at a substation - that was close enough to Turkey Point to require a massive shut down. Pulling that much power off the grid at any one location was devastating to the grid - hence the statewide blackout. Nuclear is volatile. Perhaps the same thing would have happened if it was near another massive plant - doesn't that prove we need to move away from massive plants of any kind and toward distributed power like solar?

re: National Geographic Films Turbine Replacement at PPL Susquehanna Nuclear Plant

Karl Sloan — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 05:49:00 GMT

Great show!

I have been a radworker myself, and although I have done several plant jobs and have assisted in replacing 8 steam generators in different plants, I have never done a turbine replacement.

Very informative and well shot.

Bravo!

re: South Texas Project Nuclear Plant Sets Record on Continuous Operations

denise frank — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 17:52:32 GMT

hey I didn't know that nuclear energy can build up energy

re: Nuclear Plant Workers Averaged the Lowest Radiation Dose Ever in a Year in 2007

Highrad — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:23:23 GMT

Great work by everyone! Everyone working to save that 1 mrem seems to be working.

re: Shaw Looking for Nuclear Engineers

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re: Senator Clinton: "I don't include nuclear power as part of my energy policy."

Nworker — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 13:47:56 GMT

Talk about two-faced…it is pretty obvious, she is no friend of nuclear power. Her comments on the NRC are ridiculous..