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Thorium, its practical use as a source of energy
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Re: Thorium, its practical use as a source of energy
by Londonrake » Wed Feb 09, 2022 2:32 pm
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Re: Thorium, its practical use as a source of energy
by Lordo » Wed Feb 09, 2022 8:45 pm
I love this kind of blind reporting by the BBC. They just repeat what they are told, no need to ask any questions before making up the headlines.
Here is a question they should have asked before declaring it a major breakthrough. In total how much did it cost to produce this energy?
Any fool can take a pound coin and convert it to 1 pence piece. The breakthrough will happen when they can produce enough energy at comparable cost to what we pay now with other forms of energy.
Here is a question they should have asked before declaring it a major breakthrough. In total how much did it cost to produce this energy?
Any fool can take a pound coin and convert it to 1 pence piece. The breakthrough will happen when they can produce enough energy at comparable cost to what we pay now with other forms of energy.
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Re: Thorium, its practical use as a source of energy
by Pyrpolizer » Thu Feb 10, 2022 10:24 pm
This misinformation has to STOP. The JET project is known for a long time. It only produced 67% of the energy it consumed.
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Re: Thorium, its practical use as a source of energy
by CrookedRiverGuy » Thu Feb 10, 2022 11:01 pm
Pyrpolizer wrote:This misinformation has to STOP. The JET project is known for a long time. It only produced 67% of the energy it consumed.
What? do you say that building a jet reactor like this
to boil a 60 kettles of water, isn't worth it?
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Re: Thorium, its practical use as a source of energy
by repulsewarrior » Fri Feb 11, 2022 1:09 am
Fission is here and now; fusion is not. However, fusion is worth exploring; what's next?
...we will see in just a few years.
...we will see in just a few years.
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