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Elina - what do you think about the thorium reactor design from Copenhagen Atomics? I was pretty excited when I saw the presentation on its design.

Just about everything this woman claims is a lie. I think she's a shill for the industry. Completely committed to a nuclear future: it's the only way SHE has a good job in the field she's studied.

The gentleman is just a salesmen. That's his motivation, but it is always who is having them built.

at some point they won't be able to advance wind and solar any more so the investment will swing back.

Nuclear weapons and energy are still bound together, otherwise the UK wouldnt built ridicoulos shit like Hinkley Point C, that currently is at 54 billion € for 3.2 GigaWatts, by the time its going online, it will probably be beyond 70 billion. Its obvious, that the 9 billion US-$ wasted for the not working reactors 2&3 at the Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Generating Station can not be spent anymore for example for solarmodules.

have you never seen the Simpsons it is a cartoon trope

really Johnny just says that when you have a plane crash is a spectacle when it happens just like it is a spectacle when nuclear goes wrong.

Not one single reactor in the world was ever built without public subsidies and they got more expensive and time consuming with the progress over the decades. The oldest solarmodules are from 1982 and where in 2022 still operational, probably there will be no news about them till they are 50 years old, but if they fail, there will be no radiation.

all this girl is doing is saying what Johnny and cleo are saying. What a waste of air coming out of her mouth.

cracks splits pretty much the same word she didn't explain the exact way it is done so shut up.

really she obviously didn't watch the whole video before picking it apart

Lithium ion batteries have already killed more people than nuclear power plants have. But I bet you would see a strong correlation between the fear of nuclear and the love of electric vehicles.

Many of these were housed in just cheap timber frames and when that rotted away people looking for scrap would try breaking them apart hoping for copper ect. Who knows how many people got injured or died in some village and just got buried with his name. There are many just lying on rocky shores next to the lighthouse they used to power. They are so far out in the sticks they thought nobody would come across them by chance. Now U-tubers find them...lol

Good talk on Thorium reactors. Could you also do a talk on the pebble bed reactor?

You are a rising star. Very charming. Very captivating ability to make us feel informed.

Elina: You got your recommended weekly dose of sodium for one week...😊

Great video, Elina...👍

Sorry for my bad english. It’s funny to watch all this. The tests were not for “safety,” the reactor operates without them. The tests were electrical engineering. There was a task they wanted to complete before the reactor went into a long planned maintenance shutdown. The reactor still had to be shut down before the maintenance and upgrade. The reactor in these tests is generally on the side and could have been turned off immediately after the turbine shutdown. Obviously, in the event of an emergency disconnection from the external electricity, the reactor shuts down immediately. Moreover, it shuts down from any power level and any reactivity reserve. The test takes readings from other electric and pump units. A working reactor is not needed in the test. In fact, there were no fools in the room. There was no toxicity; it’s an invention for the show. For higher ratings, an average viewer needs a target for all their hatred. The problem with that society was that the professors and designers in the institutes were perceived as gods. Propaganda assured citizens of the exclusivity and reliability of the products coming out of the scientific design bureaus. It was the same with the RBMK-1000 reactor. The regulations and instructions were written in such a way that the reactor could be widely managed without going beyond these regulations. The reserve rods were perceived in the documents only as a “control reserve” of reactivity. According to the regulations, this parameter was not considered a safety parameter. At that time, there were no computers to calculate this reactivity reserve in real time. Each rod can be lowered to different depths and interacts with many fields inside the reactor; it cannot be calculated as 1 rod = 1 unit of reserve. The computer calculated the reactivity reserve using a bunch of coefficients every 10 minutes. However, the situation develops much faster. By the way, at that moment the reactor had already begun to be less poisoned by xenon. Everyone knew about the test a week in advance, and Dyatlov himself, as the deputy chief engineer, was heavily involved in its description. He also approved this test. Therefore, the fact that Dyatlov decided to change its parameters during the test does not seem so terrible. But it turned out that under such working conditions, the reactor was unstable. Moreover, a couple of years before the incident, operating teams on different units had already begun to notice these instabilities. But the designers in their institutes didn’t care. They covered their scientific asses. Long story short, no one cursed on the block that day. They were conducting a planned electrical engineering test before the reactor went into planned maintenance and upgrade. This test was a good opportunity to shut down the reactor. No serious protections were disabled. They turned off what could be turned off according to the regulations. They raised the rods because it was allowed by the regulations. There is an opinion that everyone knew about the graphite tips; they couldn’t not know. This effect had already been detected. But this parameter was not considered dangerous. The academicians assured that everything was fine with the reactor they designed, plus the regulations were silent. They began conducting the test planned by the reactor manufacturer. But due to poor modeling of what was happening inside the reactor under the given conditions, what happened, happened. The mistake was that the reactor could have been shut down immediately at the start of the test, but it continued operating for another 40 seconds under deteriorating conditions. BUT IT WAS NO LONGER NEEDED. No one gave the command to shut down the reactor; perhaps the operator was waiting for the leader’s command, and the leader was waiting for Dyatlov since he was no longer the chief, as Dyatlov had arrived. So, everyone stood there for a minute, watching the electrical engineering part of the test. And when they shut it down, it exploded. Six seconds before the explosion, all indicators were normal. Do you think it’s normal for a reactor to explode just six seconds after the first indication? Did the designers create a safe reactor? In the end, not a single academic designer was harmed, so as not to diminish the people’s faith in the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. As usual, they wanted to shift all the blame onto the workers. But they couldn’t make it all smooth.

You are completely wrong.. Most people 100% think of nuclear as a green goop, 3 eyed fish etc. Just because you as a nuclear physicist know thats not the case it doesnt mean everyone else does. I could ask you thousands of things that you have no clue about because you dont work & havent studied them. You sound very arrogant.

Use COAL.... Consider Tesla's system

1:26 String Theory

At 14:11 - on the desk to your right is a magazine that will give you special perks, and at 14:18 there´s a tiny figurine called a bobblehead that will increase one of your stats. Keep an eye out for things like these, they are really helpful. 14:33 - Dogmeat wants to show you something - he can find pretty useful stuff! In this case I think it was the Holotape on the desk - they can give you clues to new missions or secrets. Anyways, always look at those messages on the top left, they can be important, and sometimes disappear fast! It´s fun watching you play, and discover everything for the first time :)

It's still radioactive. My thought has always been, if it's still hot it is not spent. Such as, if I half burn my coal then pull out the ashes and declare the ashes as waste, haha only a fool would do that. Much more complicated but it's the same basic end result.

I have been saying this very thing for 50 years. I am a simple layman. No one listens to me.

I suggest you play this game in first person view so you can use the iron sites on that 10 mm pistol

07:36 The explosion comes first the apocalypse is that happens next for the survivors.

Good that this is being talked about, but I wouldn't say that salt freezing in the reactor is a safety concern, that is more an operational concern. All in all MSRs beat LWRs and PWR in terms of safety hands down. It should be noted that nuclear is already an incredibly safe form of energy production.

Maybe it would have been better to play on the PC, with mouse and keyboard, than on the shitbox. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I know it's not a documentary but OMG the scene in the hospital is such an exaggeration. The hospital looks worse in the movie than it actually is now. Dark rooms, creepy corridors, dirty cheap tiles everywhere, rusted bongo beds, green filters on every camera lens. The director who's hospital would be found in this state would be executed faster than fast neutrons, or jailed,... or fired... or demoted to the rank of cleaner... or worse. Pripyat was supposed to be the crown jewel of the soviet union and it was freshly built to be a model city, yet even a morgue would make anyone feel more comfortable than an examination room.

French nuclear industry was built well before the cost of renewables plummeted.

That is completely wrong. Germany has replaced nuclear generation by far more renewable generation.

12:00 The soviet ruble of the 80s was a completely different currency than the russian ruble of now. 400 rubles was about 4-5 monthly salaries of your average nuclear power plant director back then. It would be close to 50000 $ adjusted for inflation.

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Shes adorable

I can't understand a word the moderator is saying. Too much accent. Good thing there is CC. However I can understand the Physicist without CC.

Definitely a good first one. Your reaction to Mr. Garvey was like that of a long time player even if it was for whole different reasons. The Powerarmor is a good start to fight the deathclaw on the roof inside that weird looking Helicopter is a minigun you can grab, it comes with 500 bullets. So it my help with the amount of ammo.

in the Fallout Universe the surface dwellers have not really evolved to be immune to radiation, they have to take anti radiation drugs/treatment to purge rads from the body or they will turn to ghouls feral or non-feral or actually die, the main drugs are rad-X and radaway

Women are sexier with a little extra weight as a very thing gets bigger in the right places

I'm glad that you got to play before the patch broke everything. I'm also glad that I am not there because I kept yelling at the screen MOVE MOVE NO NOT THE HEAD MOVE LEFT!

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Your choice of nuke sites do no comply with nuke energy regulators. A 20 km buffer zone around the site with no more than 200 persons living within zone A 50 km Emergency zone in case of mishap. Towns around coal fired power stations are with in the 20km buffer zon

What about the Candu Chalk River reactor? Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

When a new conservative government is formed to replace the lib-rurals you can consider the scheme. Labor will kill it when re-elected. Sorry. What country are these people in? Fast trains. NBN. Industry policy. Ummm nuclear subs?

22:29 2:00 Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is following this very important milestone of content and the debate on Nuclear Power is raising awareness of the 50 year history of different types of Nuclear Power rector's, for us Australian's I have placed you on "My Public UA-cam channel" 15:52 great content cheers Frank a 70 year old convert ! Thanks Elina ❤4:19 5:23

So the reason why they've had electricity for so long is due to their generators running on some sort of Nuclear energy that gives seemingly unlimited energy. It's called a "Fusion Core" in the video games. Hope that answers your question! Loved your reaction <3

Fusion cores are your life (if you have power armour). Trade fusion cores , and if the price is too high, give him junk you don't need.

Research Galen Winsor one of most sincères scientiste that did conférences and états uranium live everytime till FBI took it from him and sent peoples liké this lady that even she's ignorant or a Gate keeper

We comprehend that they try to keep you in thé fear and madame you are a Gate keeper. WE know you earn more by your lies than your Fake PHD of good looking ignorant. Take care

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Like most modern shows, there is more weight put on "showing" rather than "explaining". It ends up forcing one to watch 2 or 3 episodes at a time just to get one story thread to conclusion, very slick how the intermittent reinforcement is woven in. As far as the ultra-violent outro to this episode, they are trying to capture the quaint "tongue in cheek" over the top violence in the original 2d games. Now that you are getting a PC, I hope you can play those too! That is; if they aren't too old to be interesting content for this channel! I have only found one or two channels that have content based on those games, as historically important and iconic as they may be portrayed today. Might be they are more fun to play than to watch 😅