Originally posted by Moscow Mule
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Previously on "I've just solved the energy crisis (for the UK)"
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Give it another few years and it'll be the size of a AA battery. You'll probably have one powering your laptop (running Windows 10, it will probably still run out of power after about 3 hours).
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only til it went critical, then I'm sure she'd love that 2 million degrees, however briefly...Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostIf I had 10 of 'em, Mrs. Dalek would still complain that the house was too cold.
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A quick calculation suggests that that reactor (25 MW) would take an hour to produce a tonne of fertiliser (assuming 80 GJ / tonne figure I've seen for nitrogen fertiliser).Originally posted by AtW View PostAnd we can use the substance you spout to fertilise cornfields
25 MW is about the energy content released by burning a litre of petrol per second. You'd need 10s of thousands of these things to wean us off fossil fuels entirely (electrical energy not being our dominant energy use).
Cool (if a tad small to save us) though.
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If I had 10 of 'em, Mrs. Dalek would still complain that the house was too cold.
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When it is shipped to the UK, taking into account import duty, VAT, shipping, fuel equivalent duty, Carbon tax, Nuclear energy licence fees levy, currency conversion, that becomes £14,000 per home per year.Originally posted by Spacecadet View Postfor 10,000 homes over 10 years that works out at $250 per home per year
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and I've got "bats in my shed which are a protected species" card - honest!Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostI'd play the "hedgehog under my shed is a protected species" card.
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NIMBY!!!Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostI wonder whose back garden it'd sit in?
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for 10,000 homes over 10 years that works out at $250 per home per yearHyperion Power Module will retail for $25 million
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