The US Army will have a portable nuclear reactor ready by 2024

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Guess who supplies the uranium?
R U S S I A

They already have them. Dunning exposed them in 2019

I posted this for consideration and discussion and AWARENESS. Have at it. I just wanted people to be aware of where things are going.

Once all the water on Earth runs out, Sea levels worldwide will rapidly decline due to over-desalination of the ocean into drinking water by nations with access to nuclear technology.

Nuclear energy will be used to accomplish this. Only those nations with nuclear technology will survive the global drought which is already underway.

Didn't some Army morans manage to blow up a nuclear reactor back in the 60s ? Better let the Navy do this

And it's protected from incoming enemy fire how?

Lacking that, I don't see this being practical for battlefield use, which is the only way I see it being a useful tool.

Once containment is breached it will pose an enormous hazard to anyone nearby and downwind, and contaminate surroundings for decades if not centuries.

Did they really think this one through?

I think this is bigger than the battlefield.

The uses for something like this would or could be much more broad.

You could have several of these and use them to create airships larger than football fields that stay up for months on end.

Power small towns, charge out the electric vehicles they are making, power mag lift trains, power moon bases and the vehicles to go to and from, etc...

Why dont they just use the same reacotrs the navy uses in subs and aircraft carriers?

and what are the submarines than floating portable reactors

These are probably prototypes off of that premise. Would that make sense? I think that's kinda the idea here, but to make them portable and safer with easy set up and take down.

Plus the cooling factors for those are different. In a sub, you have the ocean to cool them.

yeah no, that ain't fission, that's fusion. They got all types of fusion technology.

one cubic foot of uranium weighs 1200 lbs.

a megawatt reactor consumes 27 tons of uranium a year.

they have small compact fusion reactors. believe it.

they even suppress breeder reactor technology, like Iran built. free electricity for everyone forever. Breeder Reactor technology is 100% fact, there is no question, so is sonar fusion, so is 'cold fusion', there's one other type of fusion too, that the reactors you're talking about use, it's even on the lockheed martin website, the fusion reactor design is right on their website, nowhere do they pretend this is science fiction,there is no secret

Yeah, I am not up to par on my fusion between fission knowledge, so going to have to take your word on it for now.

Thing is, they can roll out this type of tech anywhere and probably safely? Right?

Lockheed Martin Compact Fusion Reactor hoax, scam...
This one is too. Why they haven't released compact reactor 70 years ago?

If they can have them on subs, The army gets them, Air/space force, and Nasa uses them.
I want one for personal use here to power my home and maybe my neighborhood. Just saying. Why not. Zero carbon footprint from fossil fuels.

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This is part of the Globalist plan to for energy.

The reason you see all of the hype about shutting down coal and oil.

Not like they will give the average citizen one for their back yard though, unless it's within a fema camp.



The US Army will have a portable nuclear reactor ready by 2024. Here is how it works
The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded a $300 million contract for the project. [link to interestingengineering.com (secure)]

The U.S. Department of Defense's Strategic Capabilities Office has awarded a $300 million contract to BWXT Technologies Inc. to build a portable nuclear reactor at Idaho National Laboratory.

As the consumer of 30 terawatts of energy every year and 10 million gallons of fuel every day, the DoD is one of the major contributors to carbon emissions in the U.S. Earlier this year, the U.S. Army publicized its plans to adopt an electric fleet and achieve a net-zero status of its operations by 2050. [MORE AT LINK LESS THAN 50%] [link to interestingengineering.com (secure)]

Strange in 2020 DARPA had Container based Fusionreactor

no news about it anymore back to "Nukular"

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It can literally never run out nab. Only man causes purposeful scarcity

nuclear submarine!
I think its portable?

Pentagon Wants To Build S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarriers Like In The Avengers [link to comicbook.com (secure)]