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How Do Nuclear Reactors Make Electricity 😮

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Shaun Marksbury5 个月前

Nuclear is the cleanest form of energy. Considering all the electric cars and data centers in our future, we need to be building several of these plants in the coming years to keep up.

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Akshay Tripathi5 个月前

Even with nuclear power, the ultimate goal is to produce steam to run turbines connected to generators.

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𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑹𝒆𝒅 𝑩𝒂𝒓𝒐𝒏 🗿5 个月前

It's just advanced boiling water. Most people are unaware of this fact.

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Jay_Platypus5 个月前

"How do humans generate electricity?" Boiling water, most of our electricity generation strategies boil down (ha!) to boiling water to make steam spin a turbine In wind farms, however, we have wind spin the turbine directly HAHAHAHA

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His Story5 个月前

All of this just to get wasted by me leaving my lights on

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Here-Lies-C.O.T.E5 个月前

Jesus, Zack just explained months/years of knowledge/research in less than 2 min. I’m forever indebted 👏👌

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lucasm5 个月前

The cleanest and most efficient way to produce electricity, by far.

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taltigolt5 个月前

So a nuclear reactor is fundamentally a steam engine @grok

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Johan Obluda5 个月前

Boiling water !

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Here-Lies-C.O.T.E5 个月前

The particle hitting the uranium-235 atom is called “neutron” and for those asking where it came from…

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CommanderCorn5 个月前

They're literally magic rocks that stay hot for years Could probably make a nice little personal hand warmer with a little chunk and the right shielding material

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CUBIC35 个月前

I can’t believe I almost tried this at home

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TheGodKing1175 个月前

If nuclear fuel rods melt at around 2000°C Why dont those "nuclear engineers" use encapsulators that melt at around 3400°C???????

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HowlingSpaceTrucker5 个月前

Spicy rocks boil water. Easy.

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Joyful Serval5 个月前

Soviets were really bad at boiling water btw

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nyghtsh4de (colt3r)5 个月前

wait so you mean they're just really advanced steam engines

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Adnan Belushi5 个月前

Not all reactors work this way. Here check out the Onion Core

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AK5 个月前

Zack just explained years of research in less than two minutes. He is amazing.

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Miguel🇻🇪Angel5 个月前

Cant wait to see creative ways in the future to boil water to generate power.

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Drako5 个月前

so nuclear power is just steampunk engine in advance?

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collection.batyra.com.pl5 个月前

So it's a good'ol'steam engine 2.0 hahah - cool!

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Square™ (Inactive)5 个月前

Would it contaminate the water with radiation ?

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Alexachse5 个月前

Ядерный реактор не производит электричество 🤷

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GY_BABA 🫩5 个月前

One minute silence for the innocent ghosts of Chernobyl.

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Lovhes5 个月前

In the far future, our most reliable power generation is probably still boiling liquid, probably still water too 😂

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pungo5 个月前

Interesting films as always, Zack.

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Ahmad5 个月前

So all that risk taken just to boil water?

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