Have you ever wondered what's inside a Geiger Mueller tube and how it works?
We all have heard of X-rays but have you ever heard of
N-rays?
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After years of being rejected, nuclear is finally getting a seat at the table at #COP28 . And getting a pledge to triple nuclear sounds like an honorary seat to me! Generation Atomic
If radioactive materials don't glow green, why does uranium glass glow green?
Fusion has been in the news a lot recently, but where do we get the ingredients to make it happen?
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As someone who deals with radioactive materials all the time, this video was easy to debunk.
Did you know that a vast majority of what makes up used nuclear fuel (mistermed nuclear waste) can be recycled? And we've had this technology for over half a century!
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Here's your friendly reminder that low carbon emissions is only part of what makes an energy source environmentally friendly. Material requirements is also a very important part.
Here's my reminder on what the difference is between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.
There is no getting away from radiation, and you wouldn't want to live in a world without it. Actually, you glow like a radioactive light bulb. ☢️💡
There has been a lot of misinformation going around about what's being tested in the Fukushima water. For example: "they're only testing for tritium! What about the other isotopes?!" This just isn’t true, and here I explain why.
So how does Fukushima compare to other releases that happen every year around the world?
I've talked about the tritium release in nauseam but here is a new perspective for you.
Should we worry about the tritium from Fukushima bioaccumulating?
Does anyone remember the whole uranium ore bucket debacle at the Grand Canyon visitor center? This is the follow-up that the media never did.
FIRST OBSERVED CHERENKOV FROM FUSION
And I got to help make it happen!
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First image of Cherenkov comes from a Co-60 source. Image credit: Whatisnuclear.com
It's weird doing content on nuclear weapons and it's not my favorite topic. Here I address that with some aesthetic. Thanks to Frankie Fenton, author of Atomic Hope - Inside The Pro Nuclear Movement, for sharing his footage of me at the Trinity Test Site.
I don't think using the word atomic instead nuclear during an everyday conversation is a big deal, but scientifically, there is a massive difference.