Nuclear power the way to go?

[Passion]

As per topic,raising fuel price,do you think switching to nuclear power is feasible?

[Mage]

i prefer "Mr Fusion" from Back to the Future

[Rncw]

No!

[Mage]

yup, agree on the no...

 

why can't we just hook up alternators in the machines across all gyms islandwide? Maybe can save a bit here & there? hahaha...

[Detion]

Fusion will be the way to go.... not nuclear power definitely. I believe another 20-30years we will see cars with batteries running on electricity when fusion power come into place. Fusion power by then will become a relatively cheap power source

[Clubace]

Nuclear power will be one of the main of power.

[Robo]

NO! too dangerous

[Xuexun]

the human kind have not mastered the skill of nuclear fusion yet. Only fission.

[Guyver]

i prefer "Mr Fusion" from Back to the Future

 

Me too!! Mr Fusion ....

[Passion]

great idea.haha..suggest to singapore sports council.

[Civicblade]

What is fusion power if not nuclear fusion that occurs in the Sun's core?

[Tigershark1976]

Singapore is just a tiny island... wer to built the nuclear plant??? if anything happen, the whole nation will be wipe out....

[Passion]

good one..plant one at island branca?haha..

[Rickster]

Check out this floating nuclear powerplant that is designed specifically for such needs

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_float...r_power_station

[Megalord]

Fusion? Isn't fusion another form of nuclear power?

[Parkingidiot]

Don't forget... Chernobyl was also Russion....

[Parkingidiot]

Which areas were contaminated by radiation?

 

In the night of 25 to 26 April 1986, the explosion of the reactor in Chernobyl, the greatest industrial disaster in the history of humankind, released one hundred times more radiation than the atom bombs dropped over Hiroshima and Nagasaki (30.1). In addition to the reactor's immediate surroundings - an area with a radius of about 30 km - other regions were contaminated, particularly in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.

 

The contaminated territories lie in the north of Ukraine, the south and east of Belarus and in the western border area between Russia and Belarus (1.2). International estimates suggest that a total of between 125 000 and 146 000 km2 in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine are contaminated with caesium-137 at levels exceeding 1 curie (Ci) or 3.7 x 1010 becquerel (Bq) per square kilometre (5.1). This is an area greater than that of the neighbouring countries of Latvia and Lithuania combined. At the time of the accident, about 7 million people lived in the contaminated territories, including 3 million children. About 350 400 people were resettled or left these areas. However, about 5.5 million people, including more than a million children, continue to live in the contaminated zones (2.2; 4.1; 4.2).

 

 

source:http://www.chernobyl.info/index.php?navID=2

 

 

Don't play with nukes....

[Caparo]

On this topic, I feel Singapore can look into this because it would cut our needs on fossil fuel. Of course, we need better management and control than the Russians if we ever rely on nuclear.

 

Imagine islandwide chargers for cars and cheaper (maybe) electricity bills. Greener too.