Nuclear fuel and Energy | Understanding them Logically

Let's learn about various options of nuclear fuel and their possibilities in this video.

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[hadensnodgrass]

As a nuclear engineer you did a great job explaining nuclear fission. I am not sure how you got your weight for critical mass, as it has more to due with density and shape of the uranium, but thank you for another great video!

[ZoonCrypticon]

Could you answer the complex political and economical reasons that hinder the use of thorium in an upcoming video?

[javen_raven]

Fermi "rushing" to the lab is making me laugh too much. Love the vids!

[SALESENGLISH]

Really useful! To impart general STEM knowledge to the first-year college students, I am writing about Fission reactors, *Thorium* reactors, Fusion research (ITER), etc. Your video helps me a lot. This is how one can encourage the students to get the general idea quickly, then learn more and excel in their fields. Thanks, Lesics !

[EothanB]

I legit love your videos, so glad you guys decided to go full force with these simple explanations.

[okithdesilva]

Lesics videos are very useful to learn a lot of things about engineering!

[arman]

These is the most detailed and easy to understand video about nuclear fission for the first timers.

[okithdesilva]

I'm fascinated by Nuclear energy!

[NXaiUL]

Thank you for this video. The world needs nuclear energy.

[PointyTailofSatan]

BTW: many beaches in Brazil are composed of monazite sand. A percentage of this sand is composed of thorium oxides. As a result, the beach is quite radioactive. So much so, in fact, that if you take a fun day on the beach, you would reach the yearly ionizing radiation limit set by the EU. And seeing that the half life of thorium is 14 billion years, this radiation isn't going away any time soon. 🙂

[phs]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video.

I don't know why youtube waited 10 hours before recommending this video.

Nuclear energy is the future of energy in Earth. Solar and wind can f off.
Nuclear is so much more carbon neutral and so much more eco friendly,
It's about time all 7 billion humans know the exact science behind nuclear energy...

[dans-designs]

Great video but i felt it ended abit suddenly, It would have been nice to wrap up with the explanation of WHY thorium is not currently viable...

[Watchyn_Yarwood]

You identified the Thorium issue 100% correct!

[hritiksakpal]

Waiting for this one from so long.. Please make videos more related to nuclear power generation

[gaveintothedarkness]

Fermi - animated to be realistic and lifelike
Einstein - looks like a meme version of himself

[okithdesilva]

Thank you so much for this insane video!

[GFKCEG]

Can you explain the last question on your next video?
Love your content! ❤️

[justinsiebel]

I finally get it. Also appreciate the characters in your narrative. Can you bring back the chicken?

[maximus]

This is one of the most interesting things that we made. Thank you for posting this.

[reedakh]

I am working on sustainable energy, it's very helpful, thank ya much