New Year, New Energy

Solar energy production facilities find their way in unconventional locations, to replace fossil fuels and bring new energy to degraded coal mines and nuclear...

Teenager Builds Homemade Nuclear Fusion Reactor

If somebody told you that a teenager built a nuclear fusion reactor in his garage, it would take quite some convincing until you believe...

Fukushima Still Releases 300 Tons of Radioactive Water Daily, Just to Chill

The Fukushima nuclear disaster's effects still have not perished. Not only it already made the Pacific Ocean toxic, it also regularly leaks 300 tons...

Nuclear Battery in Your Laptop

The US Airforce is said to have invented a battery lasting 30 years(!). It is made from some very weak radioactive material (it's still...

Low-level Nuclear Waste Disposal Seems Easy Money-Making Business

Have you ever wondered what companies should do in order to safely dispose of nuclear waste? Considering the current charging rate per cubic foot,...

Do the Benefits of Nuclear Power Outweigh the Dangers?

Obama's Clean Power Plan may actually be undermined if nuclear power plants are shut down. This news comes from a report by to Third...

Cheap and Safe Fission Reactor Designed by Teenager

A teenager designed a cheap and safe modular fission reactor at the impressive age of only nineteen. The reactor is an invention of Taylor Wilson,...

Modular, Portable Nuclear Reactors: Energy Solution for Poor Countries?

Modular thinking has brought us many wonderful things in technology, medicine, and in most exact sciences. I see no reason why it should not work in power generation.

Clean Nuclear Fusion Now Possible Using Electromagnetic Waves

Two MIT scientists, physicist Yijun Lin and principal research scientist John Rice, using the university's Alcator C-Mod fusion reactor, proved that electromagnetic waves produced with the help of a Tokamak (pictured above) could be used to keep that plasma hot and make nuclear fusion possible.
Could a Nuclear Locomotive Cut Emissions in the Transportation Sector?

Heavy Metal – Nuclear Locomotives vs Diesel Locomotives

The other day, being particularly bored, I watched “Snowpiercer” online (Yes, I was that bored), and it reminded me of the thought of nuclear...