Why wouldn't this work

That's blatantly untrue

Volatile materials n sheit

Because nuclear fission is a Jewish myth
>atoms e-exist, I swear, they’re just too small so you can’t see them, goy, now please give all your money for (((nuclear safety)))

based retarded estie

To make life easy, we’ve provided a recipe to make homemade Sneed™ chicken that is sure to satisfy your chicken cravings.

The first thing you'll need to do is boil some chicken. You need to boil it with feed and brown soil, which will basically make it taste like chicken. Then, you'll take some other ingredients like Sneed™ gummies, butter, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, a little paprika, and pepper, and you'll add those ingredients in with the boiled chicken to get that amazing Sneed™ chicken flavor. Once that is done, it’s just a matter of getting it all out of the pot and frying it up. It's really that easy!

Homemade Sneed™ Fried Chicken

Cook Time
25 mins

Ingredients

4 boneless chicken breasts
1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon pepper
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon onion powder
1 cup brown soil
1 tablespoon paprika
1 cup feed
1 teaspoon butter
4 Sneed™ gummies
4 eggs

Instructions

Prepare chicken and seasonings (salt, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder) and boil the chicken with feed and brown soil. Once the chicken is boiling, let it sit for five minutes, then separate it into eggs.

Once the chicken is done, take one egg at a time, and put them into your Sneed™ sauce and mix until it sticks.

Place the Sneed™ chicken into the pot of hot oil and fry for ten minutes, or until done.

well, for one, you'd need a huge supply of water to constantly keep the heat low enough that it wouldn't cause a steam explosion.

two, you'd need a way to decontaminate the water after use.

Three, you'd need a safety system in place that could retard the reaction until power is restored and the system used to keep it cool enough to operate safely is restored, or for regular maintenance

four, you'd need said retarding system to be variable so you can change the power output of the station to match demand, since any excess power would be lost as heat and would damage your power delivery infrastructure.

>Split Sneed Soup
Should have done that

oy vey remember the 6 million roentgen

You can turn it off, you just gotta be careful with those control rods

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Well of course it won't melt as far, but it could probably melt concrete floor in your steam pool when dry.
There's a reason spent rods are cooled in water pools for a year before you can even think about long-term storage.

It does work

that is literaly how it works.
it does work.
>anything i cant see right here and now doesnt exist
so does that mean when you go into a different room the previous room no longer exists just because you cant see it?

yeah.
your just describing a nuclear power plant.
literaly they just use rods to boil water and turn turbunes.

this
but also that's the point of the thread, retard

Because that’s exactly how this happened.

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Effectively free compared to other sources

That's a fallacy. It'll melt down to the water table and then you'll have a steam explosion that'll make Hiroshima look like a firecracker.

the fuck? nuclear reactors do literally the same thing as watermills? i thought we captured the radiation and converted it into electricity or something. we seriously just use that shit to boil water?

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how do you think nuclear reactors work?

also: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioisotope_thermoelectric_generator

And make depleted uranium to shoot at brown people.

Most energy sources used to generate electricity just heat up water to run a steam turbine.

Even solar.

I bet you also thought cars convert gasoline directly to energy.
Nope, it's also just burned to heat water and create steam, which turns the wheels.

Yeah that is a huge misconception actually.

The concept of an engine as a "heat pump" is fundamental to the design of all power generation though, and is by far the most efficient so far. We would also use nuclear fusion to generate heat and boil water too if we could.

There's enough fissile material on the planet for literally tens of thousands of years worth of nuclear power to provide energy for the entire planet even assuming exponential population growth.

Oy very not again get this free energy shoah outta here. DELETE THIS

There are devices called RTGs that work something like the way you're talking about, but yeah, getting water really hot and using it to drive a dynamo under pressure is still the gold standard.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betavoltaic_device

yep lol

>I’m putting a team together

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