The Nuclear-Reactor

I’m addicted to your channel,Tyler. You produce the only reaction videos worth watching on YouTube, as your commentary always adds lots to underlying video. And since I’m super interested in everything nuclear… 😂

"Hot, wretched hot, and February." Has me rolling

So when is Styropyro going to make one of these using microwaves?

20:50 we all know that Tyler in reality is a galactic empire engineer who worked in a imperial 2 star destroyer

One day we will figure out how to hook up steam turbine to a black whole or neutron star or something.

"That's a technical term: 'The Pointy End'" 😂

0:34 There are two seasons in Texas: Summer; and Not Summer. And the two weeks in-between when the weather gives up.

This doctor thinks that 9 empire state buildings add up to 12.3 km? Thank God he's not a medical doctor.

I recommend reacting to Dr Ben Miles’s YouTube Short called “Scientists Just Created Fusion Fuel From Nuclear Waste”

I love how normally your input is fairly subdued for a scientific expert...but this one, the expertise is on full display. Amazing to watch. Great work.

I think their power plant plan is to use an existing site from a partially shut down coal or oil plant. Then just hook up to existing turbines.

I would like to meet you so much in real life, you seem like the best person ever

We actually use huge drills in our nuclear reactors

We need more role models like Tyler in this world. Bring back being smart!

now we need a sci-fi movie using maser lightsabers instead of normal ones

This reminds me somewhat of that movie The Core.

Look at what humans must do in order to achieve what a few dwarves with pick axes and ale could achieve in a couple of years.

The non-nuclear component of geothermal isn't entirely residual heat. They call it "primordial heat" to differentiate it. It is energy from Earth's initial formation, but it wasn't all thermal energy. There is a substantial conversion of energy from phase change as molten material solidifies and expands the solid core, there is conversion of gravitational potential energy to thermal as denser material sinks and friction causes heating, there's conversion of Earth's rotational kinetic energy into the magnetic field through the dynamo effect, and then resistive heating within the Earth as the magnetic field induces currents in the ground. Thee are others too that are less substantial contributors.

I have noticed that scraping does indeed affect the long term usability of my tool