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First Full-Scale, 3D-Printed Reactor Module Produced(tomshardware.com)
4 points by Meerax 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Meerax 2mo ago
First Full-Scale, 3D-Printed Reactor Module Produced
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Ampera marks major nuclear milestone(prnewswire.com)
3 points by Meerax 2mo ago|2 comments
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by Meerax 2y ago
I suppose disregarding whatever the original foot kissing may have been, does it cause any harm to acknowledge these things publicly on calendars?
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by Meerax 2y ago
From Wikipedia "Heavy crop production rapidly depletes the soil of potassium, and this can be remedied with agricultural fertilizers containing potassium, accounting for 95% of global potassium chemical production". ---For this to
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Group1 Unveils First Potassium-Ion Battery in 18650 Format(prnewswire.com)
7 points by Meerax 2y ago|4 comments
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by Meerax 2y ago
Bear in mind they still need to return the astronauts safely to touchdown.
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by Meerax 2y ago
You would need to consider altered flight characteristics and maybe reduced flight range with the addition. Might act as a sail and just drag any drone around enough as to render it useless. Also, what would a 4ft flying panel look like on
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by Meerax 3y ago
Any movie (or generally any artistic creation) can change the audience. But Snakes on a Plane might not hit the same as say The Wages of Fear. Wikis for those not familiar https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wages_of_F
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Oxygen evolution from extremophilic cyanobacteria confined in hard biocoatings(journals.asm.org)
2 points by Meerax 3y ago|0 comments
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by Meerax 4y ago
Our rail infrastructure is abysmal. Nationalizing it is perhaps not the way to go, but a serious change needs to happen. Speaking as a former Ohioan who grew up in the Ohio river valley.
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by Meerax 4y ago
Just guessing (hoping?) here but perhaps attempts on these are being made and just caught early enough that we can all remain happily oblivious.
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by Meerax 4y ago
Edit to preface: Forgive the potentially naive question but -what happens when some form of bacteria (or something) evolves in a way that renders it hardy enough to survive far-uvc? The article mentioned it's ability to destroy superbu
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by Meerax 5y ago
Apologies if this is an incredibly naive question: How aware are people in China of what has been censored from them? I've heard of 'tank man' as a common example of this. Students studying/traveling abroad from China en
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by Meerax 5y ago
The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress reference?
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by Meerax 5y ago
"I think more people would bemoan the lack of after-work daylight during spring and summer than currently bemoan the switch" I think this argument would also apply nicely in challenge of our concept of a modern work week. '9-
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by Meerax 5y ago
> But what kind of cargo will the submarine be carrying? "That's what we're going to figure out over the next few months," he told the BBC's Good Morning Ulster programme. Sounds like a solution looking for a pro
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by Meerax 5y ago
I wonder how useful facial recognition is to companies when so many people have been wearing masks.
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by Meerax 5y ago
Is this something we could plan and manage to launch an orbiter/lander to in time? Has anyone thought about the possibility of slapping something like a telescope on that and letting it beam back data and images from veryyyyy far out e
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by Meerax 5y ago
Again with buying a product and having to pay extra to rent/lease capabilities already baked in? Is there some parallel here to the right to repair arguments with John Deere?
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by Meerax 5y ago
"Deru kugi wa utareru" I believe? This is something cultural that continues to surprise me in the ways it manifests in society. Speaking as an American though I really can't be throwing stones.
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by Meerax 5y ago
"The analysis found evidence of some kind of procedure, possibly a surgery, performed on the woman when she was alive. The team posits that someone applied a red ocher pigment around the injury, possibly for therapeutic or symbolic pur
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by Meerax 6y ago
Would you mind elaborating on your first sentence a bit more? I personally feel that the tools we create and lessons we learn to be able to live on Mars could be a tremendous benefit to us and Earth.
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by Meerax 6y ago
So pairing this with a quote from the article “Students are encouraged to have black hair to serve as a visible signal that they are willing to adapt to society,” makes it feel like accepting societal norms isn't just encouraged it&#x2
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by Meerax 6y ago
Or even genetic subtext perhaps?
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by Meerax 6y ago
I had absolutely no idea this was part of the dress code. "The ostensible reason for the rule is that almost all Japanese people have naturally black hair, and so they’ll only have non-black hair if they’ve chosen to dye it a different
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by Meerax 6y ago
Aren't Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos both interested in this and their combined wealth around $200Billion? Seems like they have plenty of money to throw at this company even without outside investors/governments.
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by Meerax 6y ago
My understanding was that Elon was interested in providing the bus service (so to speak) of getting people and cargo there. Less interested in the colony building aspect? But, I believe The Boring Company tunneling machine will fit inside a
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by Meerax 6y ago
https://usnc.com/ultra-safe-nuclear-technologies-delivers-ad... for the company page And https://usnc.com/fcm-fuel/ for their fuel (not propellant).
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by Meerax 6y ago
I recently finished reading "The Art of Forgery" by Noah Charney and that is the exact same feeling I had. Great book, very interesting, but it will leave you curious and perhaps a little doubtful about all art that you look at af

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