Indian scientists extract record uranium from seawater that could power nuclear plants
Indian researchers, in a bid to push nuclear reactors towards renewable sources, have extracted record uranium from seawater.
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Indian researchers, in a bid to push nuclear reactors towards renewable sources, have extracted record uranium from seawater.
Uranium is used to make atomic bombs. It can also be used to make missiles, small shells and bullets.
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>> that's how amazing this little cube of one pound of uranium is. >> but that tells you how much energy is stored in there. >> it is what boils the steam into pressure, that pressures the turbines that makes the power. you could put a giant bowl of coal down here and run it forever, but this control rod, fuel rod, steam line makes an awful lot of power in a small space. so let's go the pressure vessel, the control rods, the fuel rods. zoom right in. the fuel rods made of uranium 235 go into the water here. the water steams and makes a lot of pressure. when you want to cool down your pressure,...