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Nuclear Pizza War – Humble Bundle
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
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Toshiba’s 2012 Q3 makes $322 million net profit, sees a future in nuclear
Author: Christen Arquette
Toshiba’s most recent numbers may not reach the dizzying heights of last quarter, however at least it’s not back to completing its spreadsheets in red pen. The business is announcing revenues of $ 322 million from net sales of $ 14.9 billion. A big portion of that change originated from Tosh’s “social infrastructure” division, which produces power plants, medical systems and radiation detectors– while its house entertainment and computing departments sat and enjoyed profits continue to decline. Toshiba has actually preserved the cut-back projection it made in October, expecting annual net profits to be around $ 1.2 billion, ample for it to send you a charming bug-eyed robot for your next birthday.Com mentsSource: Toshiba (
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North Korea to conduct nuclear test ‘targeted at the United States’
Author: Christen Arquette
North Korea has actually announced strategies for its 3rd nuclear weapon test. In comments carried by the state-run KCNA and reported by Reuters, the nation’s National Defense Commission stated “We are not disguising the reality that the various satellites and long-range rockets that we will fire and the high-level nuclear test we will carry out are targeted at the United States.” No time frame was offered for the examination.
On Tuesday, the United Nations agreed to broaden sanctions against North Korea for its unauthorized satellite launch in December; in feedback, the country revealed plans to send further rockets into room and boost its nuclear program. There have been 2 North Korean nuclear tests before, in 2006 and 2009– the first produced a little …
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Toshiba checks robotic quadruped for nuclear plant inspection, intends to assist clean up Fukushima
Author: Nancy Kennedy
The cleaning efforts at Fukushima’s nuclear center are been peppered with robotics: packbots, a refitted TALON, even a UAV – however Toshiba figures it can make use of a minimum of one even more. The firm’s contribution is understood only as the Quadruped walking robotic, and it looks somewhat like Boston Dynamics’ AlphaDog. Shuffling along on 4 double-jointed legs, the Quadruped can pass through patchy landscapes and stairs at 0.6 mph, and is capable of exploring uninhabitable and irradiated locations for 2 hours before calling for a recharge. A 2nd robot trips on the Quadruped’s back, and can easily discover tight rooms for up to an hour when tethered to the its coach. Toshiba is equipping the duo with cameras and radiation dosimeters, and intends to use them to help officials survey the damages in the plant’s deadlier corners. Have a look at the device’s official press exhibition in the video clip after the break.
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NIF sets record with 500 TW laser shot, lab-based nuclear fusion not far behind
Author: JohnnyBells
In an effort to recreate the fusion reaction that occurs in start formation, the National Ignition Facility in Livermore, CA has been building up to some extremely powerful laser shots. Back in March, researchers fired off 411 terawatts, and we know that kind of power doesn’t come cheap. NIF’s latest test shot, fired July 5th, set a new record with 192 lasers producing more than 500 trillion watts of peak power and 1.85 MJ of ultraviolet laser light. Mind you, that’s more than a thousand times more energy than the United States uses at any given moment, not to mention a hundred times more power than other lasers can fire consistently. More record-setting shots are sure to come, and in addition to enabling research on harnessing nuclear fusion, NIF’s mega-lasers are helping inform the design of new laser facilities being built in China, Japan, Russia, France and the UK.
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NIF sets record with 500 TW laser shot, lab-based nuclear fusion not far behind originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 15 Jul 2012 06:28:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Shot Of Nuclear Explosion A Millisecond After Detonation
Author: Stacey Cook
This is a shot of a nuclear explosion less than a millisecond after detonation, taken making use of a magical camera equipment. Well, it’s not actually magic, I just don’t comprehend how it works so that MAKES it magic. Same selects magnets and microwaves. It’s all little wizards as far as I’m worried. \* banging on microwave \* WAKE UP– WAKE UP AND DO YOUR LITTLE SPELLS ON MY HOT POCKET.
It was captured less than 1 millisecond after the detonation utilizing a rapatronic video camera, which is capable of exposure times as quick as 10 nanoseconds (one nanosecond is one billionth of a second). The photograph was shot from roughly 7 miles away during the Tumbler-Snapper tests in Nevada (1952). The fireball is approximately 20 meters in diameter, and 3 times hotter than the area of the sunshine.
Are you thinking what I’m thinking? “Yeah– WHY THE F \* CK DOES IT HAVE LEGS?” Right ?! I loathe to holler government conspiracy, however I simply did and now everybody at Starbucks is staring at me. YOU ‘RE ALL SHEEP, YOU HEAR ME– SHEEP! Additionally, did a person die in the bathroom? Because I’m about to piss myself. “Resembles you did already.” \* looking down \* That’s from earlier– it’s virtually dry.
Thanks to Darkmorcel, that agrees an image of a nuclear explosion a 2nd BEFORE detonation is merely an image of a nuclear bomb. The even more you recognize.
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What is it like to be an engineer?(Any kind of engineer ranging from electrical, biological,robotics nuclear)?
Author: Jenny Zhao
Question by Squrrels: What is it like to be an engineer?(Any kind of engineer ranging from electrical, biological,robotics nuclear)?
etc…..what is your education like, what is expected of you, and what is expected of you at your job, what are the good and bad things about any particular type of engineering job. How long does it take to become educated for the job? Any other info about it thanks.
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Answer by hobart_elf
You have to be highly intelligent (the more the better) and have an excellent understanding of English and maths.
The more effort you put into it, the more rewarding (or satisfying) it will be.
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2 Comments »Sweet Lab: Swedish Man Arrested After Trying To Build Nuclear Reactor In Kitchen
Author: Tech Blogger
Were the cigarettes and fruit punch part of the experiment?
31-year old Sweden native Richard Handl (NOT Dick Grip) was arrested recently after trying to set up a nuclear reactor in his (clearly well-equipped) kitchen lab. Did you hear that, meth? There’s a new illegal lab in town!
Police raided Handl’s home in late July and arrested him for possession of radioactive materials.
If the court finds him guilty of endangering public health by storing the radioactive elements radium, americium and uranium in his apartment, Handl faces up to two years in prison.
Ironically, the law enforcers’ arrival came after Handl addressed a query to Sweden’s Radiation Authority. He did an experiment which involved a small meltdown on his stove followed by a small explosion, and wanted to know if it had been legal.
Richard Handl is one of an estimated three dozen nuclear enthusiasts worldwide to have succeeded in carrying out a fission reaction at home.
Geez, give the guy a break. He just wanted to split some atoms at home. No harm in that, right? “Tell me you’re joking.” No, I’m NOT joking. I’ve split coconuts in my kitchen to make piña coladas before and they are waaaaaaaaay bigger than atoms. “God you’re dumb.” *sipping tiki drink through krazy straw* Am I?
Kitchen nuclear reactor leaves Swede handcuffed [rt]
Thanks to Vance and killerabbit, who don’t split anything at home except the heads of their enemies. Jesus, your places must be a mess.
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Nuclear fusion startup gets Jeff Bezos backing, won’t be dropping any bombs
Author: Dave Adams
Here’s a phrase we never though we’d utter: Bezos is the bomb! Okay, so maybe a nuke reference isn’t exactly appropriate here, considering Jeff Bezos is actually backing a company that’s looking to create cheap energy through nuclear fusion, but we couldn’t resist. General Fusion, a nuclear fusion startup, released a statement today saying that it has completed a $ 19.5 million round of funding that included backing by the Amazon founder’s Bezos Expeditions. According the company’s website, General Fusion’s approach to generating “safe and plentiful” energy employs a concept created about 30 years ago called “magnetic target fusion,” and expects commercialization of its process could come before the end of the decade. Full PR after the break.
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Inhabitat’s Week in Green: magic airplane skin, Japan’s nuclear leak, and the circuit board table
Author: Tristan Richards
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green.
As the nuclear crisis at Japan’s Fukushima power plant continues to devastate the region and one reactor sprung a leak releasing tons of radioactive water, this week Inhabitat reported that green algae could play a critical role in cleaning up the spill. We also brought you Japan’s latest radiation-detecting robot, and we took a look at how fallout from the controversial crisis is affecting energy policy around the world — China is cutting plans for future reactors in favor of solar fields while Germany may trade 17 nuclear plants for wind farms.
In other news, green transportation went from the soaring skies to the deep blue sea this week as we looked at NASA’s self-healing “magic skin” that will protect planes from lighting, and Sir Richard Branson unveiled a streamlined eco sub that will explore the ocean’s depths. We also learned that the European Union is set to kick off an electric F1 racing championship just as Tesla took top place in the 5th Monte Carlo Alternative Energy Rally. Finally, we looked at two innovative technologies for enabling human movement — a robotic exoskeleton that gives paraplegics the ability to walk and a prosthetic suit that lets people swim like mermaids.
This week we also spotted several awesome example of green gadgetry – a colorful Legotron camera made out of everyone’s favorite building bricks and a geek chic binary table constructed entirely from vintage circuit boards. We also spotted a concept for an energy-generating playground that harnesses the literal power of play.
Inhabitat’s Week in Green: magic airplane skin, Japan’s nuclear leak, and the circuit board table originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 10 Apr 2011 20:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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