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Topic: Nuclear Reactor

Related:
  Reactor    Nuclear  
  Nuclear Power    Nuclear Power Plant  
  Nuclear Energy    Nuclear Weapons  
  Nuclear Medicine    Nuclear Physics  
  Nuclear Bomb    Nuclear Power Plant  
  Nuclear Waste    Nuclear Radiation  

 
 
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Favorite possession(s):Gas oven
Most admires:Albert Einstein,  Saddam Hussein,  James Watt
Currently has on their coffee table:New Scientist
Politics:Green
Dream job(s):Truck driver
Favorite great thinker(s):Marie Curie,  Albert Einstein,  Ampere
Interest(s):Physics,  Chemistry
Favorite movie(s):Back to the Future
Favorite destination(s):North Korea
Medical note(s):Produces Anthrax in their basement,  Has cancer
Membership(s):Greenpeace
Favorite quote(s):"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay
 
 
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Brian Mengel,
Civil Servant

Nuclear Regulatory Commission in order to receive approval of an increase in the reactor's maximum allowable power level.
Reactors on nuclear-powered Navy vessels have valves that would shut off pressurized water from the reactor, but commercial firms did not install such systems.
Nuclear reactors in operation today have made significant improvements in efficiency that have increased electricity production by as much as 25 percent over the past decade.
Sveta Romanova,
Intelligence Officer

Nuclear warheads , high level radioactive waste and reactors from discarded submarines are to be destroyed by nuclear detonations on Nova Zemlya.
Although these RBMK nuclear reactors designed in Russia are considered unsafe they are still operating because of the great need in Ukraine for electrical power.
In 1945 nuclear reactors at Hanford, in the United States, produced the first plutonium for nuclear weapons.
Arthur Dawkins,
Astro-physicist

Nuclear reactors provide energy that can be used to directly heat a working fluid (typically hydrogen) and provide thrust through an expansion similar to other thermal rockets.
Nuclear reactors fuelled with uranium can be used to produce artificial radioactive substances called "radioisotopes" for use in industry, scientific research and medicine.
Unlike nuclear reactors or nuclear weapons, no fission process is involved in the operation of RTGs, nor is a fission process possible given the type of plutonium used and the design of the RTG.
Josh Hogan,
Commander

She is longer than a Nimitz class ship because her nuclear reactors are larger than the smaller, more efficient reactors in a Nimitz class ship.
Nuclear power reactors are recognized in the aftermath of the attacks on the Twin Towers and Pentagon, as terrorist targets.
Propulsion: Two nuclear reactors, permitting the ship to steam more than one million miles before refueling.
 
 
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