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    The cold fusion dream lives on: NASA is developing cheap, clean, low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) technology that could eventually see cars, planes, and homes powered by small, safe nuclear reactors.
    When we think of nuclear power, there are usually just two options: fission and fusion. Fission, which creates huge amounts of heat by splitting larger atoms into smaller atoms, is what currently powers every nuclear reactor on Earth. Fusion is the opposite, creating vast amounts of energy by fusing atoms of hydrogen together, but we’re still many years away from large-scale, commercial fusion reactors

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    Default Re: NASA’s cold fusion tech could put a nuclear reactor in every home, car, and plane

    Sure, lets add a nuke to a car, and see what happens when the car gets totaled, Dirty Bomb comes to mind lol
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