BALTIMORE — Small, possibly portable, nuclear reactors that can’t melt down are moving toward reality in the United States, ...
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Explained: How this US firm is building a meltdown-proof nuclear reactor
Nations are racing to deploy advanced reactors for cleaner, more secure nuclear energy, which ...
The world's biggest nuclear power plant is again operating, after an earlier attempt to bring the facility back online was ...
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World’s largest nuclear plant restarts 1,356MW reactor after Fukushima shutdown
Japan has taken a major step in its nuclear recovery after restarting unit 6 ...
TOKYO (AP) — A reactor at the world’s largest nuclear power plant that restarted for the first time since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster is now being shut down again Thursday due to a glitch that ...
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How the US Airlifted a Nuclear Reactor on a C-17 Globemaster III — Inside Operation Windlord
In a first-of-its-kind mission, the United States Air Force airlifted unfuelled modules of a micro nuclear reactor aboard ...
Few manmade threats inspire as much fear as the potential of a nuclear meltdown. The fact that "Chernobyl," once an obscure Ukrainian town, is now globally recognized as a synonym for catastrophe ...
Fifteen years ago, on 11 March 2011, four nuclear reactors in Fukushima, Japan were destroyed by an earthquake and tsunami, a disaster that still impacts the world today.
In a world first, the US Department of Defense (aka the Department of War) airlifted a complete 5-MW nuclear reactor using a ...
The concrete stack stood 175 feet tall, much shorter than when the reactor was irradiating fuel to produce plutonium.
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