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"The Rebirth Of America's Nuclear Industry": Antares Microreactor Goes Critical
"The Rebirth Of America's Nuclear Industry": Antares Microreactor Goes Critical
Antares just did something that has been painfully rare in American nuclear energy: it took a privately developed advanced reactor from concept to actual criticality on an aggressive, publicly stated schedule.
On June 4th at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), the company’s Mark-0 microreactor achieved initial zero-power fueled criticality under the Department of Energy’s Reactor Pilot Program.
When a reactor goes critical, it is experiencing a self-sustaining chain reaction of fissioning uranium atoms inside of its core. A zero-power fueled criticality means the...
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The terror attacks 25 years ago this week had enduring costs for America's commercial aviation sector.
Today's domestic fliers are on balance worse off for it, with higher costs, fewer choices, and more delays.
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