Richart Bremer

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Dec
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 comment On using old fuel rods to generate energy
There we have the solution: f ~ 1/sqrt(RC). f is high, so R*C is to be low. f(gamma) = 3.0 * 10^19 hertz. Having synchronized gamma-rays and using capacitors and supraconducting materials, one can harvest gamma radiation energy. I am looking forward to the future.
Dec
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 comment On using old fuel rods to generate energy
Proof or it didn't happen.
Dec
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 asked On using old fuel rods to generate energy
Dec
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 comment Can you speed up radioactive decay of plutonium?
Why not put radioactive waste into space shuttles and deposit it on the moon or some other planet? In space there is strong radiation everywhere anyway, and space doesn't "consider" anything waste.
Dec
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Dec
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 revised Can you speed up radioactive decay of plutonium?
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Dec
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 comment Can you speed up radioactive decay of plutonium?
Why not put radioactive waste into space shuttles and deposit it on the moon or some other planet? In space there is strong radiation everywhere anyway, and space doesn't "consider" anything waste.
Dec
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 asked Can you speed up radioactive decay of plutonium?
Oct
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Sep
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 comment Is the law of conservation of energy still valid?
I've already quoted the link.
Sep
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Sep
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 comment Is the law of conservation of energy still valid?
@annav Well in greece, a lot of things are "valid".
Sep
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 comment Is the law of conservation of energy still valid?
motls.blogspot.de/2010/08/…
Sep
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 asked Is the law of conservation of energy still valid?
Aug
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 asked Why does physics not attempt to explain observations in addition to describing them?