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Water from previous dives was pushed into voids in the carbon fiber at near 6,000 psi. Titan was often stored outside in freezing conditions. The water in the voids expanded with the force near 30,000 psi as it froze into ice. The 3500 pound "door" was hung on a hinge with less than 10...

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How about auto correct worldwide losing it's mind trying to deal with almost anything scientific?

There is no spoon...I mean ...relationship.

Chernobyl Notebook. https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a335076.pdf

You have to go where the jobs are. Maybe stay on and become expert in the "hands on" aspect by working in the labs

They were worried that a huge steam explosion could propel the already pulverized fuel debris further than the initial explosion. A 2% enriched fuel could never cause a nuclear explosion.

Maybe the fact that rbmk reactors only require 2% refined uranium and could possibly manufacture plutonium on the cheap? A guess ...but super unlikely since there are much more efficient ways to manufacture weapons grade fuel. Being able to run a reactor on 2% enriched fuel is probably cheaper.

This seems to be a problem with any large scale project. The grabbing hands are simply draining funds before they can be put to proper use.

The amount of power to produce enough light to project an image is beyond the batter capacity of a device the size of a cell phone. You would also have to deal with the heat.

It depends totally on the website in question. Some websites can hog 1.4 gigs of memory and near 100% processor with a single page depending on scripting and other stupid stuff. Some websites use your processor cycles to mine bitcoins or other distributed computing much like the old SETI...

If original poster is curious about chernobyl, here is a link that has a lot of information. http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a335076.pdf

At toyota, a recall campaign has us reading the tops of the pistons for numbers to determine if they are part of the lot of "bad pistons" put into camry 4 cylinder engines. We use a BG product that smells identical to the product I pictured earlier in the thread. The problem is that almost...

TMI-2 didn't suffer a 9.0 earthquake.

It will likely heat up if there weren't a ton of water being circulated.