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Astronuc reacted to AlexB23's post in the thread Hantavirus outbreak aboard ship MV Hondius; virus present in Argentina with
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June 30, 2026 Update: It appears that the Hantavirus situation is under control. From the AJMC, "The CDC formally concluded its... -
What widespread integration into society? I haven't seen that. My expectation is that the bursting of the AI bubble will be similar to...
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Astronuc replied to the thread Is AI Overhyped?.The Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence was a seminal event for artificial intelligence as a field...
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Astronuc replied to the thread Is AI Overhyped?.A partial answer to the OP question - apparently, Yes! Employers who laid off workers citing AI are already starting to regret it *...
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Astronuc posted the thread Realta Fusion claims electrical generation from fusion! in Nuclear Engineering.https://www.wisbusiness.com/2026/realta-fusion-touting-first-of-a-kind-demonstration-for-fusion-energy-field/ Direct conversion...
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Astronuc replied to the thread M 7.5 Earthquake - 28 km SE of Yumare, Venezuela.On Sunday, the death toll was over 1400. Yesterday evening, it was about 1719...
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Astronuc reacted to Ken Fabian's post in the thread How to measure the diameter of a shaft without a caliper? with Like.
As others note, such tools as calipers can be very cheap and easy to obtain. Without them I would try a simple woodworkers or builders...
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Astronuc reacted to AlexB23's post in the thread How to measure the diameter of a shaft without a caliper? with Like.
Is there a way to use a piece of paper or tape with tick marks to measure the circumference of the shaft? Ideally, I recommend that you...
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Astronuc reacted to berkeman's post in the thread How to measure the diameter of a shaft without a caliper? with Like.
What is the approximate diameter of the shaft? Do you have any wood clamps in your workshop...
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Astronuc replied to the thread Fukushima Japan Earthquake: nuclear plants Fukushima part 2.I believe that is Big Rock Point. It was a small core BWR of 84 fuel assemblies; originally 9x9 with stainless steel cladding...
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Astronuc reacted to gmax137's post in the thread Fukushima Japan Earthquake: nuclear plants Fukushima part 2 with Like.
Here's a BWR vessel in the fab shop, showing off its CRDM housings. Note this is a very early vessel, much much smaller than the...
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Astronuc replied to the thread Fukushima Japan Earthquake: nuclear plants Fukushima part 2.The CRDM housing extends below the reactor vessel with various attachments for the hydraulic systems. I was wondering if the CRDM...
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Astronuc replied to the thread M 7.5 Earthquake - 28 km SE of Yumare, Venezuela.This morning, I heard that at least 920 people had been killed. Authorities expect many more as they search collapsed buildings. I...
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Astronuc replied to the thread Weird News Compilation.Small aircraft crashes into Beijing's tallest building, eyewitnesses say...
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Climate change event on extreme heat is cancelled – due to extreme heat
