Nuclear Reactors 722 - Sandia National Laboratory Invents Material That Can Slow Meltdowns In Nuclear Accidents - Part 1 of 2 Parts

Part 1 of 2 Parts
      When a nuclear reactor melts down, a substance is formed called corium which is composed of nuclear fuel, fission products, control rods, structural materials and other components forms. The corium proceeds to melt through the reactor vessel and continues melting through the soil and rock below the reactor building.

Nuclear Weapons 699 - Five Dollar Part Will Cost Pentagon Almost A Billion Dollars To Replace

    I recently blogged about Congressional hearings that were called to consider problems with new U.S. nuclear weapons programs. It appears that faulty electrical components that were purchased on the retail marked for electronics resulted in huge cost overruns and delays. I now have more details on those problems to share.

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