Are you telling me that this sucker is nuclear?

Its volume increases roughly by a factor of 1000.

I really only see five that can achieve the big numbers.

And then the model makes predictions down the road.

This is the conventional nuclear fuel cycle.

At 130, we start somewhere above 130, between building a bomb, and making enough weapons grade fuel so that you could build a bomb.

I need fuel.

Primary fuel?

Fuel supply?

Our fuel.

Mine fuel

Primary fuel 2893 KRG.

What is he saying about the fuel?

Fuel cells.

Goes off, does the experiment, comes back and says, Yep, you were right. It did fission.

The white lines are what's called an advance fuel cycle, where you reprocess.

The source of fuel crude oil.

Jet fuel.

A big pressurized water reactor vessel.

Rp7 rocket fuel burns at 5.000 degrees.

Fuel, Skripach, fuel...

It's chemically fueled.

Fuelinjected.

But I'm not really concerned about the fuel.

In this kind of reactor, you can't do that.

We've talked about the soil erosion.

And lithium is in sea water. That's the yellow line.

I made a promise that the next time I would fly around the world, it would be with no fuel, independent from fossil energies, in order to be safe, not to be threatened by the fuel gauge.

I can't give you a fuel injection.

Drop the fuel tanks and pull up!

Fill her up.

Like those cars that run on corn.

We're losing fuel.

We have a fuel leak!

It's like Michigan... hardcore propellant.

I was, you can see there, pulling two sledges.

A staggeringly impressive level of safety, even if there is physical damage to the reactor.

Due to the shortages of such basic commodities as fuel, food and drinking water.

Chain

You tracked the crew. The food, the fuel!

Coal is a fossil fuel.

Without it, we'd be in serious trouble.

That.

It will replace or be able to be used for that.

Also, the salty ocean environment is corrosive to turbines.