There are two types of nuclear reactors: those manufactured by Europeans, which are an environmental hazard, and those manufactured by the Chinese, which contribute to regenerating the planet...
News just came over the transom to me.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/obituaries/bill-anders-apollo-8-astronaut-took-earthrise-photo-dies-plane-crash-w-rcna156149
Single steam loop?
Go F yourself, Mister DeGaulle! There's a reason everyone else keeps the primary loop inside the reactor compartment and lets it boil water in the secondary loop to spin the turbines.
I found short article in MILTECH on the AMPS, a Canadian project for a small scale nuclear reactor for use as air-independent-propulsion in submarines.
Further research turned up a couple of interesting studies, which i attached to this post.
THE AMPS 1000: AN ADVANCED REACTOR DESIGN FOR MARINE...
In the title and best kept as theory.
But at least worth exploring this.
Certainly we have a AH history option which above all shows Australia doesn't lack the theoretical capacity to achieve this.
But in terms of operations, it would seem best for them to either build silos or road train...
Anyone interested in Australian attitudes to getting nuclear weapons should start with this thread that explains how difficult it is and the US role.
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/uk-thermonuclear-warheads.10419/post-98670
The UK experience with the US would be similar for Australia.
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Good explainer about SMRs one of the most important answers in looking for non-carbon power generation.
https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/what-are-small-modular-reactors-smrs
Seems to have quite an early proposed flight date of fiscal year 2026.
https://spacenews.com/darpa-moving-forward-with-development-of-nuclear-powered-spacecraft/
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Nuclear propulsion spacecraft "Nuklon" / "Нуклон" / "Nucleon" also known as TEM / ТЭМ ( Transport and Energy Module ) / Транспортно-Энергетический Модуль / Transportno-Energeticheskiy Modul' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEM_(nuclear_propulsion)
The assembly process has started! :cool...
AI will help solve problems with nuclear fusion or so at least the US Federal government seems to believe.
https://www.energy.gov/articles/department-energy-provide-21-million-artificial-intelligence-and-machine-learning-research...
Roscosmos sets task of drafting Venus exploration program
tass.com
"KHIMKI, January 31. /TASS/. Roscosmos has set a task of drafting a Venus exploration program similar in scale to Russia’s lunar program. The new program will incorporate the project Venera-D, the leading designer of the...
In an interview with Discovery aired on the Planes That Never Flew episode about the WS-125, George Kerevan mentioned that the Soviet Union came up with a proposal for a nuclear-powered flying boat weighing 1,000 tons. The 1,000 ton flying boat had a wingspan over over 420 feet and four...
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