Re: No Nukes in Space

On 29 Jan 2006 07:23:25 -0800, "ramiga" <gnossis1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>I am biased against nuclear. The movie "China Syndrome" made me do
>research. However, more importantly, physicists have been on TV time

Yet your research doesn't seem to have included a risk-comparison
of other power-generating methods... ;-)

>and time again discussing the impossibilty of Nuclearn Fusion. I take
>the stand that nuclear fusion is not impossible, the same as

I don't think it's *impossible*, either... just not practical with
current technology. The day a D-T reactor, or an He3 reactor, produce
more megawatts than they consume... is the day I'll celebrate the
breakthrough.


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