I wonder what the interplay of the material's EOS has with constraining these solutions. Note I only had time to skim the article.
Diversity of energy sources?
There is still ICF research, although it has its own problems.
While interesting, what does chernobyl have to do with nuclear weapons testing?
I think we have the nuclear physics part figured out. It is more of an engineering challenge.
Here is an opinion article on Yucca mountain that I think makes most of the same points, but in a smaller footprint. http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/editorials/2008/12/2...
Is theoretical physics not science as well?
ICF is also funded, though it has its fair share of problems.
I wonder what the interplay of the material's EOS has with constraining these solutions. Note I only had time to skim the article.
Diversity of energy sources?
There is still ICF research, although it has its own problems.
While interesting, what does chernobyl have to do with nuclear weapons testing?
I think we have the nuclear physics part figured out. It is more of an engineering challenge.
Here is an opinion article on Yucca mountain that I think makes most of the same points, but in a smaller footprint. http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/editorials/2008/12/2...
Is theoretical physics not science as well?
ICF is also funded, though it has its fair share of problems.