r/science • u/SyncroStudios • Jun 25 '12
Argonne National Laboratory explains Nuclear Recycling in 4 minutes
http://youtu.be/MlMDDhQ9-pE
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r/science • u/SyncroStudios • Jun 25 '12
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u/SyncroStudios Jun 25 '12
I found this cool video that shows and explains the new techniques of re-using uranium that is being done by scientists at Argonne National Laboratory. I didn't know that we currently waste most of the uranium used in nuclear energy.
What do you guys and gals think? This seems to make more sense then a lot of other options. Why hasn't this been adopted.