Electric fields are not ionizing radiation,

To the reactor?

70millimeter tube furnace. Excellent.

Reactor bay.

Tractor beam!

Heat was not being removed from the reactor.

LFTR is a molten salt reactor. All LFTRs are molten salt reactors but not all molten salt reactors are LFTRs.

Then what happens to the waste?

The reactor is close.

One, it doesn't operate at high pressure.

It caused immense celebration in the control room.

The lab has its own generator, but without the reactor working,

At the Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant, all the reactors stopped just after the quake.

And this is what it is.

Reactor, that's right.

And this is the beginning of computer graphics.

This next one is The Patriot Game, by Dominic Behan.

Lock on the transporter.

That's MM millimeter.

Ship. I'm on my way to the reactor.

Why would you want to go to the reactor?

I have some good friends in nuclear industry. They are very big advocates of the fast breeder reactor.

This can also be a resilient electrical microgrid, community heating, power, communication networks, etc. can be concentrated there.

It's fitted with solid electrodes and an electrolyte that's a solution of salt and water.

The mayor beame years.

We haven't even started the American stockpile.

The reactor is shutting down fast.

Seems a snail fell into a French nuclear reactor.

The traveling wave reactor is another form of a liquid metal fast breeder reactor.

That's between, say at an average use, that's maybe 25,000 to 100,000 homes could run off that.

I Beam

A household disintegrator beam.

So what they call Coulomb Barrier is reduced.

But the weight is different.

So I'm really excited.

And what about the nuc nucular reactor in Florida?

It has a very small mass and negative electric charge.

And number two, do not build a reformer on the ocean.

These are the reactors, very simple, you can see.

Electron

watts

And we have electrons.

This is what drives the design of this building. If this happens, all the steam is captured in this building.

This is the shape of Tokamak, a torus reactor.

See that beam?