Obama States no Danger from Fukushima, and Then Flys to Brazil with GE and Westinghouse CEOs

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: xuenchen

That's funny too!

Alternative energy depends on the weather to work.

Nuclear power works 24/7 regardless.

Some designs like from MIT use nuclear waste to generate their power.

And yet they don't want nothing to do with it.

They think power should only come when the sun shines, and the wind blows.

What's even funnier is that you're lobbying for nuclear energy working 24/7 in a Fukushima thread.


I also find it humorous that you have zero understanding of basic power aspects. From capacity output to what a parallel circuit is.

Your above post solved the energy crisis! If we need more power, we just wire more generators in parallel and bring them online! Those generators will run on magic!

Lastly, who is "they" 'that don't want nothing to do with it'? The power companies? They're the ones who invest into the technology that they subsequently use to manufacture and distribute the power we use.

a reply to: spinalremain

What's even funnier is that you're lobbying for nuclear energy working 24/7 in a Fukushima thread.

I can do better.

The home of 'alternative' energy California built their nuclear reactors on KNOWN fault lines.

There is a disaster waiting to happen.

But it's still not as funny as THIS:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: neo96

Fusion doesn't exist and maybe never will, probably never will.

The endless search for a free lunch, when everything can be done safely with solar and storage.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

You are missing the point, while the USA was being blasted with radiation, he lied about no radiation coming, then took his family and nuclear friends to the southern hemisphere, so they could avoid all the radiation.

a reply to: stock

I know, like the dreams of the SMR (loses all economies of scale, duh)....and then the radio waste is "only" around 3000 years.

At the rate we are going, does anyone expect the human race to be around in even 100 years?