Scott Tinker

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852 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 29 Jul

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But still, a lot has to happen to that plutonium before it comes weapon-grade, and then to get to where you can make a weapon.
It's not irrational.
There's a chain there that could happen.
Right.
But nuclear power plants aren't making nuclear weapons.
No, no, no, of course not.
so uh what can you tell us about nuclear what it might be like in the future and also the other forms of of technology particularly hydrogen that you mentioned where are we with all yeah yeah progressing towards those uh start with hydrogen hydrogen is element number one on the periodic table it's lighter than helium so it's a it's a tough little booger to keep track of but and you have to make it now there's some natural hydrogen but we haven't explored for it much
To use it, you have to make it, but it's a remarkable fuel.
And it can be used as an electricity carrier.
So a fuel cell is run on hydrogen, and that's basically an electricity carrier run like a battery.
Or you can burn hydrogen.
I mean, the Hindenburg was hydrogen.
Okay, so you have to make it.
And the two easiest ways to make it are to split the methane molecule, CH4, the water molecule, H2O.
And then you get your hydrogen.
Put energy into them, split it, and you get the hydrogen.
But there's energy in.
Are we doing this already?
Yeah, you can do it.
One's called hydrolysis and one is called steam reforming of methane.
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