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Worst—case scenarios happen that the public acceptance i to it is going to take a long time. - you need a long time to be fully sure that i the worst—case scenario is no longer a nuclear reaction _ that scales up in - a massive meltdown. thank you. and henry, i have to briefly dive out to you because i know you used to formally — well, you still identify as a physicist but recently you've seen the light and come over to engineering. what do you think about nuclear? why did you go for solar physics rather than nuclear physics? well, on a personal note, i considered nuclear fusion, i consi...

Is no longer a nuclear reaction that |scales up in a massive meltdown. | thank you. and henry, i have to briefly dive out to you because i know you used to formerly, well, you still identify as a physicist but recently you've seen the light and come over to engineering. what do you think about nuclear? why did you go for solar physics rather than nuclear physics? well, on a personal note, i considered working in fusion rather than solar at the outset but itjust seemed too much of a long—term challenge, still too far off really mainstream use, and it remains today. nuclear fission works, work...

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Image: Getty There’s a new challenge threatening our chances of sending man to the moon (again). No, not your weird cousin who believes the moon landing is a hoax, not aliens, wait for it… weather. Much like your friends who are investing in Dogecoin, NASA has a goal for the next few years: the moon. NASA recently awarded SpaceX a schmick contract to develop the lunar lander for the upcoming Artemis mission, which hopes to take humans too (and from) the moon in 2024. However, it looks like they’ve got bigger issues than Jeff Bezos throwing a tantrum because extreme space weather events ...