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The US is preparing to build the world's smallest nuclear power plant in Idaho
In addition to its compact size, the most notable feature of this nuclear power plant project is that it will use radioactive waste to generate electricity.
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What can be eaten after a nuclear war disaster?
Scientists from the Alliance to protect the Earth from natural disasters (ALLFED) say what humans can eat in the event of a nuclear war, BusinessInsider newspaper report…
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The following year, China's artificial sun came into operation
By creating a thermonuclear reaction like the core of the Sun, Chinese-made devices can reach temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees Celsius.
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Humans can become extinct at any time
According to Oxford University scientists, the highest probability that 100% of Earth's population will perish is 1 in 14,000.
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The Nobel-winning physicist wants to treat radioactive waste by laser
Although only in theory, the proposal of scientist Gérard Mourou is considered to open a bright future for the treatment of radioactive waste which is extremely dangerou…
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NASA captured mysterious X-rays from the universe's strongest 'beast'?
NASA's NuSTAR Nuclear Spectrometer has just captured mysterious light from the universe, a source of super-energy X-rays that baffles scientists.
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Elon Musk wants to use giant mirrors to heat Mars
Owner SpaceX wants to use giant mirrors to reflect sunlight and 'heat up' Mars.
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How is the moon almost bombed?
Accordingly, a small nuclear bomb will be launched from the secret location, passing 238,000 km before colliding and exploding on the moon's surface.
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The first bottle of vodka in the world produced by Chernobyl cereals
Those who seek strong feelings when visiting the ruins of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine can soon bring a part of the historic radioactive home ... home in…
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How will things change when submarines become underwater carriers?
Imagine in the future, nuclear submarines (SSNs) can deploy underwater unmanned devices (UUV) to chase and destroy enemy submarines.
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Ukraine unloaded the 'concrete coffin' that was about to collapse at the Chernobyl factory
Ukrainian authorities decided to remove the concrete dome surrounding the exploded reactor at Chernobyl to prevent it from collapsing after years of degradation.
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Benefits and harms when producing electricity from nuclear energy
Besides the immediate benefits, nuclear power in general still has potential harms that are very dangerous. So what is it? Let's find out in this article.
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Einstein's most regretful thing
Einstein's actions indirectly caused hundreds of thousands of deaths after the atomic bombings. The famous theoretical physicist always regretted his decision.
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Islands have much higher radioactivity than Chernobyl and Fukushima
Researchers recommend that people should not return to some of the Marshall Islands because the radioactivity is still higher than the safety threshold.