By Don Lincoln, PhD, Fermila National Emergency Laboratory (Fermilab) There is a lot of misconception about how subtle heating elements work around the tropics. How do you feel about putting a pot of water on the fire and constantly warming it up to a constant temperature? Does this sound reasonable to you? Let’s find out. … Read more
By Don Lincoln, PhD, Fermila National Emergency Laboratory (Fermilab) There are many misconceptions and misunderstandings about thermodynamics. One of the most common is the idea of heat. It is often said that people should not be questioned. Although there is a particle of truth in it, it is weakened to the extreme. Let us know … Read more
Establishing a national position on nuclear power is an important part of a new nuclear program. During this week’s first-ever IAEA training, organized by the Electric de France (EDF), 21 participants from 15 countries learned about economic and financial aspects to consider when developing such a national position. From countries that build nuclear power plants. … Read more