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Tonight: How Aalo Atomics Just "Made History"

Tonight: How Aalo Atomics Just "Made History" Tonight on the ZH homepage, Erik Townsend of Macro Voices will host a special livestream with the founders (CEO and CTO) of nuclear energy company Aalo Atomics: Matt Loszak and Yasir Arafat. This will be part of an ongoing series diving into the emerging nuclear energy technologies, to feature heads of the cutting edge startups and some technical and philisophical debates about where the industry needs to head in order to solve the world's energy needs. The following is from Erik Townsend's Substack (full post) which gives...
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