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![]() Over at MSNBC, Rachel Maddow says Reactor 2 is an example of a technology which has no solution. Humans can't get near such high radioactivity. Even robot electronics fail in such circumstances. The Japanese require a technology that hasn't been invented yet. Presumably the problem is that semiconductors are vulnerable. We really need a substitute technology that can tolerate having its parts irradiated. Perhaps we could try putting metal electrodes into a vacuum, heating one up so that it emits electrons, and using another to control the flow. That would make something like a transistor. Oh wait, hasn't that been done before? Sylvia. |
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