... gotta' get those things up to 88MPH before they kick in.
Very true, it is the most efficient.....the only real problem is we still do not know how to dispose of the waste !! The old storage containers from way back are starting to leak....
Remember when they thought it was a good idea to drop the barrels on the ocean floor.
Let's form a partnership. I will gather up a bunch of my old Navy buddies and will supply you with not only reactor operators but nuke certified welders if anything needs fixed before we throw the switch. My last duty station was at a Naval Maintenance Facility in quality control making certain the the finished work package was complete with everything from chain of custody paperwork for welding rods to copies of the current eye tests for the welders and inspectors.
He was on loan to Stone & Webster, who was selected as the overall contractor for building the plants producing the necessary fissionable material for the Manhattan Project. Much of his work in APD later was related to containment structures for nuke power plants and designing ancillary equipment on nuke subs. I never knew where he was back then till I was probably in my 60's and my mother told me. One of my schoolmates who started at our school in suburban Pittsburgh in 3rd grade through high school actually was living in government housing at Oak Ridge before the family returned to the neighborhood. I never knew it until we reconnected on face book about 10 years ago. Her father was a micro chemist for Westinghouse and trough his work were able to rectify and produce the vast quantities of DC power need in the production of U2. People took secrecy much more serious back then.
Whadya know, it disintegratedJust need this guy and his Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space modulator. (linked from the url below)
That's how Godzilla, mothra, and the smog monster are created
