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Sain Kyran

@KyranSain

Sep 26

... This is honestly a reasonable requirement. Especially with all the possible consequences.

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Karbon 🪐| Astronaut Vtuber

@KarbonVT

Sep 26

I am discovering an entire world of specifically anti-terrorism engineering and i am fascinated

You never knew that? Nuclear power plants are required to tank a missile, as to show they cannot be targetted.

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Karbon 🪐| Astronaut Vtuber

@KarbonVT

Sep 26

it’s one of those things ive just never thought about, and honestly it’s kind of nice that there are smart people out there worrying about this stuff so i dont have to

Nuclear is trying it's damn hardest to be accepted as the ultimate fuel source

imagining the alternate timeline where they tried to do this on 9/11 and nothing happened

nuclear power plants are soo insanely save yet people rather kill themselves slowly with fossil fuels

That spec says at 150 m/s which is barely half crusie speed and no where near dive speed.

The ultimate design for structural stability.

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On that note too, the testing on Nuclear fuel casks is cool too. Those things are ludicrously durable.

Its own checkbox on our engineering insurance renewal.

It's just aura farming at this point.

Radjin the Celestial Dragon

@_Radjin_

18h

Indeed, one of the many nuclear plants I consulted for being built. Not sure of when it was added, but inside there’s a multi-layered missile shield they can close over the reactor too.

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Valentine Blackwood -- e/acc

@valblackw00d

23h

its because the guys who planned 9/11 initally proposed crashing into a lot of other buildings including nuclear plants im pretty sure

Another argument for SMRs

wait this is actually cool, thank you for sharing

If you deep dive the research they very carefully say by omission that strong dense components like e.g. the landing gear have more then enough energy to penetrate all the way to the core

Kevin

@kgrph25509

Sep 26

ive seen wind turbines fall apart because of wind.

Translated from Korean

Wow, I had no idea there was such a law—it's such a surprising and fascinating fact!

Americans have a bad history of planes crashing into our stuff.

so that's why they haven't been able to set up any nuclear reactors in the past few decades

Jac Joyd

@JacJoyd_

Sep 26

This concrete reactor condom has to be one very impressive feat of engineering if it can do that

Al-Qaeda considered targeting nuclear facilities

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Just A Retarded Liberal

@tardedlib

Sep 26

Notice how we don't require the same for public schools. Really makes you think.

Good? Like this is based? I guess? Imagine what Isr- I mean terrorists could do if they hi-jacked another plane?

This is amazing. Unsurprising but amazing

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