your favorite radioactive element

You seen oganesson?

yes nuclear power

nuclear power is one of the safest and cleanest forms of energy we have today and the 96% of spent fuel rods can be recycled

spent fuels rods can be separated into 3 parts

fission products, which cannot be recycled and make up about 4% of nuclear waste

pure uranium, which can be turned back into fuel rods

and the difficult one

3. pure plutonium, which is the tricky one

pure plutonium is what so sued in nuclear weapons, but it doesn’t have to be, if mixed with uranium and oxygen and turned into MOX (multi-oxide) fuels, and used in any normal nuclear reactor

now back to those un-recyclable fission products

the fission products go through a process called vitrification which basically is just trapping it in glass and then the vitrified fission products are stored in underground storage spaces designed for them

so yes, nuclear weapons are horrific and should never have been and hopefully never will be used again

but nuclear energy has so much potential and not supporting it is just a bad take in general, it could help us solve the climate crisis if we replaced all coal power with nuclear power instead

here is a more in depth video of what i am talking about if you are interested

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IF NOT FOR MOUTH WHY HONEYCOMB?

IF NOT FOOD WHY LOOK LIKE FORBIDDEN SNACK?

You literally have to collect rare stones from remote locations, put them into specific formations to work. All of this gets written down in symbols which don't make sense to the uninformed. It gets powered by energy which can not be seen in most cases.

there’s like 3 different helium isotopes that are all run by the same person

obviously fluorine

plutonium

uranium

oxygen

carbon