August 27, 2024 at 8:45 am
China Successfully Performs Full Cooling Failure Test On New ‘Meltdown Proof’ Nuclear Reactor
It took about 35 hours for it to cool down completely.
It took about 35 hours for it to cool down completely.
The world – at least, the scientific one – has been on the hunt for the cleanest, most efficient way to fuel our needs for decades now. Every year, they get a little closer and a little cleaner with nuclear fuel. Now, scientists in the UK are saying they’ve surpassed the previous record for nuclear…
I didn’t even realize fungi could do this!
I would totally stay here!
This is so creepy.
The capital ship of any fleet that can afford it
Inspired by an XKCD comic and made by Kurzgesagt in response to a viral video full of lies
From using a cell phone to getting a CT scan
Watching the ice move and pulsate is surreal
Since 1945 there have been a staggering 2,153 nuclear detonations on our planet.
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