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This wouldn't work in LA because buildings over a certain height are required to have helipads. Mandating a fission nuclear reactor in the basement of all buildings would, however, and would be far less unsightly.
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Dancer posted:As cool as nuclear may be, it's not renewable. yes it is, you just fuse the atoms back together after you fission them. ez
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Arkane posted:Speaking of fission, on the topic of fusion, Lockheed Martin has said they will try to have a prototype fusion power generator by 2017, with goals to begin making them for sale in 2022. That's another thing to pop into Google. I was pretty skeptical about this until I read this book about Skunkworks: http://www.amazon.com/Skunk-Works-Personal-Memoir-Lockheed/dp/0316743003 It doesn't deal with energy at all, but Skunkworks as an institution has a long heritage of doing the seemingly impossible. Exciting times.
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