How do you parody that which can not be parodied because reality is already too outlandish? I dunno, but this is funny. If you don’t think this is funny, you are The President of The United States. (Because he never laughs.)

Can someone explain to me how I can find LIVE STEAMS of VIDEO on X (aka Twitter). I've only ever seen SpaceX or Musk ventures be streaming. Well I need to test something with a live stream and I can't find a single one. (What, I gotta wait for a rocket launch?)

Gordon McDowell pitch: Elite criminal masterminds steal a nuclear power plant. Not a micro-reactor. Not an SMR. A big’un. Like Diablo Canyon big! “That is physically impossible, Dr. McDowell!” objects Crazy Eddie. Eddie is shown the door… to a sudden death!

I'm sorry, but 🤬🤬🤬🤬 being polite on this. River keeper's statement is 100% gaslighting. What closing Indian Point kicked off was a substantively delayed effort to fill the big carbon-free hole left by its closure with substantially more expensive resources that have STILL not

Credit due to Roberts because he did end up asking McKibben my question below: why do his own groups oppose new nuclear in NYS. McKibben responds with total bullshit. See transcript followed by letter his groups signed last year saying opposite. Also the 15 GW claim is false.

TAIWAN! 🇹🇼 I may be awkward and have mediocre video-editing skills, but I would never put my daughter-or anyone else-at risk for a photo Nuclear waste isn’t a reason to reject nuclear power. If anything, it’s one of the technology’s chief selling points 🗳️☢️ Vote August 23!

"It is difficult to get a man to understand parody, when his salary depends on his not understanding parody." - DJT, 1935

Bloomberg: Nvidia urges Taiwan to embrace nuclear power Nvidia's Jenson Huang held an impromptu press conference, urging Taiwan to rethink its recent shutdown of its crucial nuclear plants. Taiwan is about to hold a reference on restarting its nuclear plants, which have been

We are honored to announce Dr. Robert Zubrin as an advisor to CalThermo! Robert Zubrin is an author and visionary aerospace and nuclear engineer. He sees liquid reactors as a key technology for settling Mars.

As directed in Executive Order 14302 Sec 3(c), the Department of Energy is creating a program "to dispose of surplus plutonium by processing and making it available to industry in a form that can be utilized for the fabrication of fuel for advanced nuclear technologies" Reuters

Everything about yesterday's Starship launch was outstanding, but this might just register as insane. Elon Musk everyone wants to know, what kind of camera did the work here and why isn't it a pile of ash?

I had an absolute blast joining Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre on the PipelineOnline.ca one of Western Canada’s most important energy platforms. We chatted economies of scale, single largest contingency, SMRs, CANDU, how to integrate large nuclear, opportunities for

This interview, which is also available to listen to as a podcast, provides a useful overview of some of the dangerous trends we’ve been seeing in recent months regarding federalization and militarization of state and local police functions. nytimes.com/2025/08/27/opi…

ACU! Molten Salt Reactor!MSRR! HALEU that sucker!

Eric Berger Worth noting that the heat shield tiles almost entirely stayed attached, so the latest upgrades are looking good! The red color is from some metallic test tiles that oxidized and the white is from insulation of areas where we deliberately removed tiles.

STOP FADING OUT! Just end the clip hard. These are awesome. While I didn't share Denis Leary 1993 "Meat" perspective at the time, this is my own personal 2025 version.

Flibe Energy is developing small, modular reactors built around lithium-fluoride salt technology and closed-cycle gas turbines. They're just what you will need in places where water is scarce and demand is great, like the Intermountain West, where I grew up.

We have a lot of plutonium we'd like to eliminate, and fission is the best way to do this. In the presence of fertile thorium, we can fission plutonium and start a sustainable thorium energy economy that will carry us for the next hundred thousand years.

gordonmcdowell Looks like the event happened on or around Oct 8, 1968 osti.gov/servlets/purl/…

I applied Canfield joint technology to a ring-array solar concentrator to develop a solar power system that could work at the poles of the Moon. Or anywhere else, for that matter.