Spent nuclear fuel and shutdown nuclear reactors emit antineutrinos, which nuclear watchdogs could use for real-time monitoring of plants.

Physicist Francis Perrin sat at a nuclearfuel-processing plant down in the south of France, thinking to himself: “This cannot be possible.” It was 1972.

YouTube video by Brunner Mond Film Archive ... at Catalyst Museum

Cameco closed the acquisition of additional Cigar Lake joint-venture interests, lifting its ownership to 57.418% while Orano's stake rose to 42.582%.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is considering a program to make surplus plutonium available for use in nuclear fuel, marking a significant shift from its traditional role in weapons production. Up to five companies—Oklo, Exodys Energy, Shine Technologies, Standard Nuclear, and Flibe Energy, Inc.—have been selected for advanced negotiations regarding potential allocations of surplus plutonium. This initiative follows a White House executive order halting a prior program that aimed to dilute and dispose of the material. The DOE's plan includes weapons-grade, fuel-grade, reactor-grade, and mixed plutonium, intended to support the growth of domestic nuclear energy, promote innovation in recycling technologies, and attract private investment in advanced reactors. Proponents argue this could help overcome fuel supply constraints and accelerate the deployment of advanced nuclear technologies. However, critics, including former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, warn that introducing plutonium into civilian nuclear programs carries significant security risks and could create additional stocks of weapons-usable material. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between advancing nuclear energy and managing proliferation risks, as the government seeks ways to repurpose Cold War-era nuclear materials safely and effectively.

Physicist Francis Perrin sat at a nuclearfuel-processing plant down in the south of France, thinking to himself: “This cannot be possible.” It was 1972.

Is the Universe Hiding a 'Gas Station' in Our Backyard? 🛸 What if the next big discovery isn't a planet, but a discarded fuel tank from another galaxy? Today, we’re reacting to the mind-blowing NewsNation interview where Harvard Professor Avi Loeb reveals the truth behind the 3I/ATLAS Anomaly. Why is the world talking about 3I/ATLAS? This isn't your average space rock. Researchers have detected deuterium levels 1,000 times higher than the cosmic average. In plain English? That’s the chemical signature of nuclear fuel. Coupled with symmetrical jet configurations that defy every natural comet model we have, we’re left asking: Is this an interstellar engine? What You’ll Learn: - The 1000x Factor: Why the Deuterium Anomaly is the 'smoking gun' for artificial technology. - National Security vs. Science: Why Loeb says the Pentagon is sitting on UAP data that belongs to humanity. - Interstellar Logistics: Is 3I/ATLAS an interstellar gas station or a probe? - The Galileo Project Update: How the James Webb Space Telescope is changing the hunt for non-human intelligence. This isn't just about 'aliens'—it's about a scientific discovery that could unify our divided world. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, the chemistry doesn't lie. Will we solve the puzzle before it’s gone? Stick around as we break down the most controversial space interview of the year! 🚀 Love this deep dive? Hit subscribe and join the search for the truth!  

Was surprised to see this on the Salwick Shufflers facebook page which an open to view site “Dedicated to all those who passed through the Salwick gates and the families and communities who supported ...

Physicist Francis Perrin sat at a nuclearfuel-processing plant down in the south of France, thinking to himself: “This cannot be possible.” It was 1972.

Oak Ridge, Tennessee--(Newsfile Corp. - January 14, 2026) - LIS Technologies Inc. ("LIST" or "the Company"), a proprietary developer of advanced laser technology and the only USA-origin and patented laser uranium enrichment company, today announced that Kirk D. Rector, Ph.D., has been appointed as its Director of Medical and Stable Isotopes.Dr. Kirk D. Rector is a physical chemist and technology leader with more than twenty-five years of experience spanning medical and stable isotope production,...

Nuclear power is among the cleanest energy sources on Earth, but the materials that fuel it can degrade during operation. A new international study may unlock safer, longer-lasting fuel for the next g...

🔥🔬 Idaho National Laboratory is "leading the charge" in HALEU production! Recovering high-assay low-enriched uranium from federal inventories, paving the way for a future commer…

Hungary is beginning negotiations on the purchase of American nuclear fuel to securely serve increasing domestic nuclear energy capacity. #paksnpp #nuclearpowerplant #nuclearfuel

Hungary is beginning negotiations on the purchase of American nuclear fuel to securely serve increasing domestic nuclear energy capacity. #paksnpp #nuclearpowerplant #nuclearfuel