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This is totally something from 40k.

Looks like something out of Fallout

Pure speculation

I'm not scared about this😅

3 km isn't that deep, considering that it could very likely have an extremely thick layer of ice. I hope that will be sufficient enough for it to study what lies beneath it. I'm excited to see what we learn about Europa

Poor dinosaurs 🦕🦖trex

All lies

Amazing facts 👍▶️

Dilophosaurus literally did not have frills. The idea came from Jurassic Park because they took the idea from Frilled Lizards to try and make them more intimidating. Also Dilophosaurus were two or three times larger than shown in Jurassic Park.

THOSE ARE NOT DINOSAURS

my favorite animal coming back from the dead... NICE

hello their I am the fossil comment please like me so I don't get lost!!!!!

This is not the big a jump. They have been using Thorium and Plutonium mixtures for many years. The Thorium isn't that important...it requires U-235 mixed into the mix Nice but not a breakthrough.

Thorium is about the same as U-238. They both require a breeder reactor to make them into viable energy source. We have warehouses full of surplus U-238, about 5000 years worth (they can't give it away) so it's not clear the various nuclear agencies will invest the time required to switch to Thorium.

Hey look. Another newly discovered dinosaur named after a "Marvel" character. Jk. It's really fascinating that extinct creatures are still being found to this day. Who knows what other extinct creatures are out there waiting somewhere to be discovered.

Why are they toys

India is on the final stage to produce thorium based nuclear energy ☺️. India will stop dependence on importing uranium from other countries. And well India also has the largest thorium reserve on earth around 27%.

That equation is a certified loverboy

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Ocean isn't blue it just reflects the colour of the sky

ONE CAN USE THORIUM MIXED WITH PLUTONIUM FURTHER MIXED WITH URANIUM 238 IN HEAVY WATER REACTORS.

Could nuclear cars become our future? No. The main reasons being cost and usable service life. “Most nuclear power plants have operating life- times of between 20 and 40 years.” -IAEA

Can you lose the hyper-dramatic music? it is distracting and so loud we can't always hear what is being said.

If your a welder tell us about how stainless steel gets hot and stays hot , would you build a space ship out of stainless

Thorium I have been interested in for years....

Starship number IV...free seating for all Democrats

I believe this

Atomic powered cars!!!!!????? The left will go into a paroxysm of rage that will defy belief!!!!

The battery be like : So molten salts, Lithium fluoride and Beryllium fluoride are the electrolyte, then Thorium-232 as the cathode and Uranium-238 as the anode, then sealed with Thick layer of Tungsten Carbide, plus Graphite as the separator, and PVDF mixture coat the electrode, (anode as U-238, and cathode as Th-232) . Operating Principle, In this setup, the U-238 anode undergoes radioactive decay, emitting alpha particles. These alpha particles collide with the surrounding LiF-BeF2 molten salt electrolyte, generating heat and releasing electrons. The released electrons flow through the external circuit, producing electrical energy that can be harvested for various applications. Meanwhile, Th-232 in the cathode captures the emitted alpha particles, completing the nuclear reaction cycle.Overall, this battery operates based on the heat and energy generated from the radioactive decay of U-238 and the capture of alpha particles by Th-232, with the molten salt electrolyte facilitating ion conduction and the various components providing structural support and stability. During charging, At the cathode (Th-232), electrons are supplied from the external source, causing Th-232 ions to undergo reduction and potentially form thorium metal or compounds.At the anode (U-238), electrons are removed and transferred to the external circuit, causing U-238 ions to undergo oxidation and potentially form uranium metal or compounds.The movement of ions through the molten salt electrolyte allows for the storage of electrical energy in the form of chemical energy within the battery.This process continues until the battery reaches its maximum storage capacity or until charging is stopped. Once charged, the battery can store the electrical energy until it is needed.When electricity is required, the battery can be discharged by connecting it to an external circuit. During discharge, the stored chemical energy is converted back into electrical energy as the redox reactions at the cathode and anode proceed in the opposite direction, providing a flow of electrons through the external circuit.

Nuclear ships soon

You can tell the people who are driving nuke cars, they glow in the dark.

Awh bs.

Worked in Fallout, until it didn’t

Interesting. Think modular

Thorium will not work, it does not react as well unlike uranium and is very inefficient even at large scale.

Is anyone even looking at this? Assuming a one for one transfer in neutrons, it would take the fission of roughly 1kg of Uranium to mutate 1kg of Thorium. Using Thorium over mining Uranium has advantages for the future. But U233 could also be used in weapons. I am not sure Thorium is a completely safe nuclear tech. I'd much rather see some reactors that can eat some of our waste and plutonium reserves from all those old weapons.

We need it, but won't have it in the foreseeable future, chiefly because of proliferation issues. MSRs must have attached reprocessing plants in order to get the U233 obtained from Th232. Moreover, U233 can also be made into something just as explosive as U235.

Nah we still have OPEC, they don't want this

I live in Toronto, Ontario where a large body of the loadstone ore consisting Thorium, Uranium, and Plutonium is found since 1939. .... keep me posted and have a good day all of you scientists out there. ..god bless. December 5, 2022. ...Merry Christmas

The US government didn't want thorium technology because they couldn't use for nuclear bombs!!! idiots running our Country!!!

Good Video - Maybe you could work with Gordon Mcdowell on a more detailed video. ruclips.net/channel/UCXIdM7ABQ8b9FI495vbsHkA

Molten salt is extremely corrosive, and dangerous. Thorium also has less energy than uranium.

Have you heard of thorium concept car,It can runs 100 years on only 8g. of fuel?

This is a very good video! Thanks to this video, I now have a better understanding on this subject! 🎉thanks for posting x

The bean counters live in terror of a molten salt reactor going "Solid" and turning their zillion dollar investment into a worthless salt mine.......

Why didn't this video explain what is stopping the construction of MSR's in the USA????

Let's hope it has more success Tham the Santa Susana Field Laboratory accident.

the reason thorium was dumbed because u cant make weapons from it

Those are US government lies. It didn’t produce more power they couldn’t make nuclear weapons out of thorium like they can plutonium, which is radioactive and you can make bombs out of it. Thorium doesn’t have no radioactive waste plutonium does again don’t believe the lies. The government tells you on oh, thorium is not as good. No, you can’t make a weapon auditorium you’re full of shit United States military