The Uranium Logistics Problem

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  • Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @jimmykelly2809
    @jimmykelly2809 Год назад +6

    This is the perfect and last chance to get uranium stocks at these prices

  • @dawidkasza4809
    @dawidkasza4809 Год назад +3

    This is really high quality content thank you!
    You focus on the key elements of the logistic problem in the correct proportions to paint the best picture of the geopolitical power dynamics involved.
    I would love to see a similar video about a topic like orbital logistics and how different latitudes affect the viability of different orbits and how this might affect space mining in the future.
    Keep being consistent and you will succeed!

    • @OliveStripeProductions
      @OliveStripeProductions  Год назад

      Thanks Dawid. Interesting suggestion, I will have to look further into that topic!

  • @patrick247two
    @patrick247two Год назад

    Thank you.

  • @giorgiocooper9023
    @giorgiocooper9023 Год назад +1

    We need to change to Thorium for obvious reasons !

  • @GNelke
    @GNelke Год назад +2

    Or thorium or radium?

    • @stevebarker8255
      @stevebarker8255 Год назад +2

      Yes, absolutely Thorium for our grandchildren. It has taken 70 years to make “break even”; ( energy out equal to energy in). For the next 50 years, it’s Uranium ,gas and coal, uranium being the cleanest and long term cheapest. This is the investment opportunity of a lifetime. It will be life changing for anyone who gets in at these levels.

  • @patrick247two
    @patrick247two Год назад

    Mankind has never had enough of anything.

  • @wimvanaerde6249
    @wimvanaerde6249 Год назад +2

    I have kazatomprom and Denison and cameco comments please

  • @michaelbagley9116
    @michaelbagley9116 Год назад

    Thorium.

  • @adbogo
    @adbogo Год назад

    That has always been the problem with uranium reactors. Very limited fuel supplies and very expensive to exploit. For that reason alone nuclear reactors never were economically viable. Solar and wind are 10 times cheaper.

    • @TheRustyLM
      @TheRustyLM Год назад +4

      And they are 100x less reliable. Minor detail you leave out.

    • @adbogo
      @adbogo Год назад

      @@TheRustyLM nothing more reliable than the sun. It shines every day. Besides you can store solar energy to use at night.

    • @chapter4travels
      @chapter4travels Год назад +1

      Nope, the exact opposite is true. We have about 2 billion years worth of uranium and another 2 billion years worth of thorium. 1 kg of uranium worth about $50 bucks can supply your lifetime of energy.

    • @adbogo
      @adbogo Год назад

      @@chapter4travels I'm talking about fissionable material. U238 cannot be used in a nuclear reactor. Nor can Th232.

    • @chapter4travels
      @chapter4travels Год назад +1

      @@adbogo Both can in a breeder reactor, that's my point.

  • @beatreuteler
    @beatreuteler Год назад

    The solution is to switch to renewable energy sources, then you won't need so much nuclear fuel.