Show Notes for "This Week In Nuclear" Podcast (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009
Get the MP3 Here Who says blogging and podcasting has to be all work and no play? Come and join your favorite nuclear bloggers, reporters, writers and podcasters at an "underground meet up" on Tuesday, November 17 , 2009 at 6:00 PM at the Omni Hotel. Participants will include more than a dozen of today's most influential pro-nuclear voices on the Internet and in print. My sources tell me...
Show Notes for "This Week In Nuclear" Podcast (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009
Get the MP3 Here Sitting in the audience at the 1st Thorium Energy Alliance Conference, I could not help but think about the people who stood around that pile of uranium and graphite in a squash court almost 70 years ago at the site of the first man-made self-sustained nuclear c hain reaction. Most were visionaries, brilliant scientists, some engineers, and a few reporters. I wondered how many of them...
Excellent! John Wheeler just posted a very clear explanation of why there is no such problem - only opportunity. Let us hope that Obama reads this as he likes to use “nuclear waste” as his reason for ignoring nuclear energy. Get the MP3 Here Download printable version here I have a family member that I love [...]
John Wheeler's been with us at the Thorium Energy Alliance Conference, podcasting and twittering about the proceedings and we've had a great time! Episode #76: A Gathering of Visionaries Follow the updates on Twitter with the tag #thorium .
I had a bit of a discussion via Twitter with Eric Weinstein yesterday, starting with his statement: Ed Witten has no Nobel Prize. Now tell me again how this era's physics just feels different because we are too close to it. Basically, he appears to feel that Witten is sufficiently smart that he ought to have a Nobel. My feeling is that if you look at the list of Nobel laureates in physics , you won't...
Show Notes for "This Week In Nuclear" Podcast (Free subscription) | 07/04/2009
"Live" from the 2009 ANS Conference in Atlanta, GA. Download the Video File Here John Wheeler and guest co-host Rod Adams of " The Atomic Show " meet with a group of students from the University of Michigan to discuss the ANS Student Conference. The student conference will be held in April 2010 at the University of Michigan. For more info go to the conference web site at http://www.studentans2010.org...
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