Enron Egg: powering Homes for 10 Years !? 🤯⚡

This device is an engineering miracle!
It’s actually a micro nuclear reactor called the Enron Egg, and it can power a massive house for up to 10 years—completely safe and risk-free!
Using advanced technology, it converts uranium nuclear energy into electricity, making it incredibly efficient.
Although it’s not available on the market yet, estimates suggest it’ll be priced at around $7,000.
What do you think? Would you buy one of these?

Credit: @enron Via Instagram
#shorts #tech #technology #nuclear #viralvideo

[mekmainia]

Wouldn't be real for the simple fact it uses nuclear material.

[CrashTestRC]

Guys, this product release was just satire. Why are so many people falling for it?

[refresh]

$7k, that’s how I know nothing about this video is valid.

I was almost impressed on some shit too

[MeatSwats]

“Customer service”
Yeah so my eggs keeps flashing blue and is making the other eggs synchronize, is this a live patch update?

[JaimeCrager]

Imagine a nuclear meltdown at your home that would be insane💀💀💀

[prashant]

Bro it’s a publicity stand 🤣🤣 this company has done many fraud in the past.

[jddanil]

Enron ????😂😂😂😂😂😂 launching a product and naming it after the biggest corporate fraud of all time 😂😂😂😂😂

[Mactavishly_cute]

It’s fake because if a Ukraine plane boat thingy for military is the only nuclear powered army ship that uses uranium 025 so that can power the boat for seven years but that small little egg and power your house for ten?!?!? That didn’t make sense at all.

[jmarkushcjyucor]

Who would buy a literal mini nuclear reactor to keep inside their home what if it breakers that’s a nuclear hazard

[kizu]

how will your average person obtain enriched uranium to afford it? the regulation would be insane

[Juiceman]

So many things could go wrong with this

[ThatOne]

So I only use an average of around 40US$ monthly then that by 120times that crap would cost me way more than paying normal electrical services.

[nekopoi_]

That's the power supply i need to running my PC with new generation Nvidia card

[TibaNur]

Imagine those who are trying to conduct an oparetion in a remote area. This is good.

[RAFALE]

NAH UH I AINT BUYING A SOON TO BE NUCLEAR BOMB

[Restricted-]

My electricity bill in india doesn't cross 4k to 5k usd for 10 years why would I buy it probably worthy for countries where electricity is expensive

[tenork]

i researched it to see if it can be done and, it is possible but at a maximum diameter of 4x4 meters and at minimum 2x2,
it can be done but the constrains of it are a bit of a letdown for some people at its electrical generation of electric power 6-8 years, i could be wrong but im hopeful.
The amount of cooling would be a problem in a smaller design and therefore the uranium should be less to not cause it to overheat, and the amount of pipes in that small space is a concern for heat dissipation ( you could rig your house to it if you have water based radiators if you want ),
The most promising small nuclear power plants are SMRs
and MMR, they are quite awesome.
what do you think. ?

[SukunaRNGYT]

What if I do nuclear waste? What do we do with that?

[Yyndfvb]

58$ per month, it’s twice as big as i pay rn in russia

[joshuar]

Would non profit organizations "donate" to 3rd world countries and light up streets, small cities, or even underground grow operations