At least the shopping malls in Japan

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Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

2H is not H2 I guess [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Some H2 is more expensive than other h2.

Butt it's exactly the same molecules. Different sources.

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Originally Posted by magnetaress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Some H2 is more expensive than other h2.

Butt it's exactly the same molecules. Different sources.

There are other passive nonfossil ways of h2 that just don't scale so well. Not as good as the potential of HTTR which could economically crush all other ways.

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Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Should I watch the other 17 minutes to find out if they're talking about deuterium?

No butt they gotta crack and conserve helium which isn't lost really fast once they gott it in the tubes for this application. So it should be doable. WW3 or us steeling the tech and hoarding helium could screw them. Helium isn't the only option tho as some erudites have pointed out. The brits used a carbon gas. Maybe it's less safe butt just as workable and economic. The safety margins on a helium cooled HTTR r p gud tho.

No deuterium needed.

It's really simple dumb dumb stuff that mostly requires retooling and a market shift.

No reason it can't work really. And if we where patience it could potentially be fully scaled up for global use. U think Musk will playball tho?

May be useful to a post tribulations atlantis tribe. The tech isn't incredibly hard. Or fancy or flashy.

The video is like 5th grader lvl and I understood it. Nice that a PoC is talking about it. Glad to see him getting in on the action. (Trolling jib)

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Would be baller if Calli just big subsidized red h2 instead of being taxosexuals about fossils.

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I'm done posting now.

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Aww fuck it the video is cute because it shows them actually doing it. So it's 100% possible. Doesn't mean it will happen tho.

I would wanna invest in Mitsubishi tho

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Also I am not an expert. I just watched the video and deciphered the crappy comment stream.

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Ok HTGR is the reactor tech. And HTTR is the test tech. Just to clarify that for easier googlins.

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No idea what y’all are talking about but production of green hydrogen for use in heavy industry using renewables would be an innovation BIGLY, we could tell the Middle East and Russia to enjoy their gas and oil, we’ll be cloning elon (he’ll be in a matrix like suspended state) for engineering brain power to make us a type II civilization

FUn fact: it’s called a Dyson sphere not because of the scientist, but because the vacuum company will be producing it in the future but they traveled back in time to make money off of vacuums first

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Never thought I would see Kaveh make a wacky post. Butt ok.

Also the point is renewable don't scale. HTGR wouldn't only produce electricity butt Also melt steel by just being toasty.

Supposedly HTGR is like 1.2JPY/kWh better economically than LWR plus bigly gains on safety margins + better scalability (technically). Plus extra steel.