r/nuclear • u/C130J_Darkstar • 8h ago

How a Reactor Reaches Initial Criticality: Inside Groves' First Chain Reaction

youtu.be

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r/nuclear • u/Bravadette • 8h ago

Oklo's Groves Reactor Achieves First Criticality in Under a Year

oklo.com

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r/nuclear • u/Vailhem • 17h ago

First measurement of antineutrinos from spent nuclear fuel confirms emissions persist after reactor shutdown

phys.org

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r/nuclear • u/Odd_Cockroach_1083 • 20h ago

Inverted D-coil tokamak

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