Posted on 06/21/2021 10:10:47 AM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
While wind turbine and solar power platforms are beginning to take to the sea, another, more established form of power might also avoid hiking real estate costs.
A Copenhagen-based startup just raised funding to the sum of eight figures in Euros to begin construction of a new kind of cheap, flexible, portable, and unyieldingly safe nuclear reactor, according to a press release shared by the company, Seaborg Technologies.
...Called Compact Molten Salt Reactors, the new reactors are roughly the size of a shipping container,
(Excerpt) Read more at interestingengineering.com ...
But will only believe it when producing power in the real world.
I hate when a tsunami washes a nuclear reactor through my house.
Here’s hoping....
Yeah, what about the captains on cruise ships who don’t watch where they’re going?
Liberals and their unflinching eco-wacko allies will fight tooth and nail to make sure nothing like this ever comes here.
Except for the few elite of course.
The rest of us can suffer and die off.
There is absolutely no reason that nuclear propulsion can’t work for most ships and even trains. The current size of submarine propulsion could be made to fit them. It’s been done for decades. After that, how about semi tractors?
That cruise was a blast!!!
Seems like a stock fraud, a start to a bad B grade movie, or a “Hold my beer and watch this moment.”
Safer than Batman’s atomic batteries.
> Seems like a stock fraud, a start to a bad B grade movie, or a “Hold my beer and watch this moment.” <
Stock fraud was my first thought. But then again I’m the suspicious type.
When did Mr e-Cat Rossi get out of jail?
Hi.
$19.99?
Shipping free if I buy two?
5.56mm
—”I hate when a tsunami washes a nuclear reactor through my house.”
Do you want to live in the same place forever?
Scerew up a real estate tax payment and would will wish it was only a nuclear tsunami!
or poor sail boat operators.
I saw a movie about this once, but it had too many words
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Is_Lost
“There is absolutely no reason that nuclear propulsion can’t work for most ships and even trains.”
Countries don’t allow them into their ports.
—”Except for the few elite of course.”
Would not want to obscure their ocean view.
Or some noisemaker next to the 18th hole.
—”Seems like a stock fraud, “
Would that in any reduce the taxpayer subsidies?
I guess the rub is ensuring they survive a crash without hurting a lot more people.
I see it goes to eleven. (at least)
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