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For sale: One Nuclear Reactor. Used.

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Lifer
http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/...02/11060302/Vermont-Yankee-sale-faces-hurdles

MONTPELIER -- Entergy Corp. has less than 17 months to find a buyer for the troubled Vermont Yankee nuclear plant, close on a sale and get approval for the plant's new owner from federal and state regulators.

New Orleans-based Entergy announced this week what many had expected: It wants to sell its small New England nuclear plant that has become a giant headache.




Come the Zombie Apocalypse a nuke plant is gonna look mighty good!
 
Bah. I wanted a reactor, I have no use for the entire plant.

I'll see whats listed on ebay.

Here ya go...

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Thanks for the bad publicity, Entergy. This is the worst-run nuke plant in America...I have no idea how anyone would ever re-license it. Might as well decommission and spare us the embarrassment.
 
Made me think about the news article I saw. A guy in an apartment building has built a fusion reactor, not a typo, fusion. Something he learned and did in his spare time as he has a regular day job. It just interested him so he kept reading and built one. Pictures showed large stainless steel pipes, generators, gas canisters and more.

They were asking people on the street' how does it feel to be living next to a reactor ", everyone was shocked.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10385853
 
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Made me think about the news article I saw. A guy in an apartment building has built a fission reactor, not a typo, fission. Something he learned and did in his spare time as he has a regular day job. It just interested him so he kept reading and built one. Pictures showed large stainless steel pipes, generators, gas canisters and more.

They were asking people on the street' how does it feel to be living next to a reactor ", everyone was shocked.

I remember that. It was in NYC, wasn't it? Maybe it was London :^/
 
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I'm still surprised that the operating license was not extended, or at least the plant refurbished similar to what they did with Browns Ferry Unit One back in 2002.
 
Made me think about the news article I saw. A guy in an apartment building has built a fusion reactor, not a typo, fusion. Something he learned and did in his spare time as he has a regular day job. It just interested him so he kept reading and built one. Pictures showed large stainless steel pipes, generators, gas canisters and more.

They were asking people on the street' how does it feel to be living next to a reactor ", everyone was shocked.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10385853
Cool, but the report didn't say what is the net power the device produce, or is it net energy lost?
 
Made me think about the news article I saw. A guy in an apartment building has built a fusion reactor, not a typo, fusion. Something he learned and did in his spare time as he has a regular day job. It just interested him so he kept reading and built one. Pictures showed large stainless steel pipes, generators, gas canisters and more.

They were asking people on the street' how does it feel to be living next to a reactor ", everyone was shocked.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10385853

Even if he did make a fusion reactor, it probably uses way more energy than it outputs - thus not self-sustaining.
 
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I'm sure fox news is all over this one, they'll be looking to have a nuclear powered news channel is the future.
 
I came in here thinking that someone was going to sell Chernobyl!

Surely a movie company wants to make a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. movie
 
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