Cool cool, still at some point you cannot cool that shit anymore. This is true for any form of technology, to be honest, but I'd rather have a burning solar panel, than a runaway nuclear reaction.
Nuclear plants are better than coal or gas, but. They are far outperformed by solar/wind plus batteries. We haven't even begun tapping into the full potential of this form of power generation and already nuclear is not financially viable anymore. Your point with coating deserts in Solar is obviously valid, but we have soo much underutilized / stupidly utilized land, that can be filled with solar and batteries.
Yes they require minerals that need to be mined, but so does a nuclear reactor which then consumes mined and processed uranium, while in the stuff thats built into a solar cell is needed once and then generates power for free for decades.
Imo this is the way we need to go, given that its not only more environmentally friend but also sooo fucking cheap, that anything else doesn't even begin to make sense. But given the way the world works, we will build coal/gas/nuclear plants that need to be subsidized heavily and then disassembled using public funds, like we're doing in Germany.
Procedure sounds an awful lot like a technical requirement ;)
Don't worry the reactors on the shore of greater bodies of water will surely come up to temps sooner or later.
The "politics" making this stuff expensive is mainly safety precautions, which I for one would like to have in place when we're talking about a nuclear fission reaction strapped to a water boiler.
This is why we should focus on less "aggressive' forms of powe generation. Especially if they are more independent.
True true, but before all the atomheads spawn here. Why not use technology, that provides energy without the possibility of nuking a city/country/world.
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Cool cool, still at some point you cannot cool that shit anymore. This is true for any form of technology, to be honest, but I'd rather have a burning solar panel, than a runaway nuclear reaction.
Nuclear plants are better than coal or gas, but. They are far outperformed by solar/wind plus batteries. We haven't even begun tapping into the full potential of this form of power generation and already nuclear is not financially viable anymore. Your point with coating deserts in Solar is obviously valid, but we have soo much underutilized / stupidly utilized land, that can be filled with solar and batteries.
Yes they require minerals that need to be mined, but so does a nuclear reactor which then consumes mined and processed uranium, while in the stuff thats built into a solar cell is needed once and then generates power for free for decades.
Imo this is the way we need to go, given that its not only more environmentally friend but also sooo fucking cheap, that anything else doesn't even begin to make sense. But given the way the world works, we will build coal/gas/nuclear plants that need to be subsidized heavily and then disassembled using public funds, like we're doing in Germany.
Weil es armen hilft :)
Procedure sounds an awful lot like a technical requirement ;)
Don't worry the reactors on the shore of greater bodies of water will surely come up to temps sooner or later.
The "politics" making this stuff expensive is mainly safety precautions, which I for one would like to have in place when we're talking about a nuclear fission reaction strapped to a water boiler.
This is why we should focus on less "aggressive' forms of powe generation. Especially if they are more independent.
Seems like there are only positives to renewables :D
https://www.euronews.com/2025/07/02/france-and-switzerland-shut-down-nuclear-power-plants-amid-scorching-heatwave
You cannot cool nuclear (and by extension most other nonrenewable power plants) in the summer. With heat rising, it will only get harder.
Plus nuclear is expensive as fuck, as you can see in the other comment
No that was after the cdu did a 180 on merkels anto-atom course, then they did another 180, only to now ask for nuclear power again...
Don't build a reactor in the first place maybe. We have better ways to produce power.
True true, but before all the atomheads spawn here. Why not use technology, that provides energy without the possibility of nuking a city/country/world.
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More like society has some things to work on.
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Thanks! This might also be a bit of burning by the nozzle slagging behind. I also see that sometimes on my prints
Fuck you right. 😂 Damn you, volume law! I mean 256 mm * 256 mm * 256 mm (so more like 16,7 Million mm³)
Who doesn't find a woman in oversized shirt sexy?
Ah yeah. Now that you say it. Guess i was a bit blind. Still a bit strange :D
Also the comics are annoyingly thirsty.
Wow, now i would really like to try a 256 mm³ cube on my A1 :D but this seems very unnecessary :D
Edit: Also a question: whats up with the yellow-ish colour in the upper half, is this the blemish you were talking about?
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