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by jean63 » 28/01/07, 18:32

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There you have a "friend" who can support your fight for the z-machine (he is called proteus) in the forum from N.Hulot:
http://forum.pacte-ecologique-2007.org/ ... php?id=502

But then, what really happened in the Sandia laboratory? In an article published this month in the Physical Review Letters, Malcolm Haines, consultant for Sandia, hypothesizes that this surprising temperature is due to the appearance of numerous instabilities at the "point of stagnation", which would convert a considerable amount of magnetic energy into thermal energy within a few nanoseconds

Research is currently underway to learn more about this phenomenon. In any case, according to Malcolm Haines, obtaining such temperatures could prove to be very useful: it would facilitate the study of solar flares, and could also allow the construction of more compact and less expensive nuclear power plants.

You can easily register to bring your arguments and your links. I did not find an opportunity to write to N.Hulot ......... it's still INCREDIBLE.

In my opinion, he does not know the z-machine, or he considers it a crazy thing. What surprises me the most is that JM. Jancovici (site www.manicore.com) does not speak of it anywhere in his site, nor in his book "Le plein SVP" ........ that surprises me a lot because he is very competent and scientific (polytechnician), which is not not the case of N. Hulot and I am not talking about the Greens, and the other candidates Sarko, sego et cie * ...........

but at Janco we can leave questions in his mailbox.

So I will ask him if he knows ... I need a post-it because I have "milk on the stove".
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by Cuicui » 28/01/07, 21:00

Hi, Jean63.
How is your back ?
Thank you for your info on the forum Pact-Ecology-2007 that I know to have intervened in "NUCLEAR CLEAN": Z-MACHINE or ITER "launched by Looney4atunes. JV, defender of ITER, answered me about z-pinch: "We must let the Americans and the army take care of this matter." That's happy.
Indeed, there is no way to communicate with the (now ex) candidate.
I am very happy that Proteus has taken up the torch with its new section: "Why don't politicians talk about the Z Machine?". Thank you to him, since I am starting to tire.
Jancovici does indeed have a mailbox to reach him. I just emailed her. If he is not yet aware, it should interest him. I'm waiting for his answer.
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by jean63 » 28/01/07, 22:47

Hi, Jean63.
How is your back ?

Well a little better because I changed my medication following an undesirable side effect with the previous one. I am taking Lyrica, recently arrived from the USA, for chronic neuropathies.
I also do mesotherapy: 4th session after tomorrow.

Besides, the doctor still ordered an MRI in 2 weeks.

For now, I'm doing with it, I don't want to increase the doses of Lyrica (addiction).

For the z-machine, I fear that it will remain in the hands of the US military for a long time.

Let's wait for Jancovici's response ....
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by Woodcutter » 29/01/07, 01:24

Cuicui wrote:[...] Update my post? What is it exactly ? Resume the post "Iter and z-machine"? To update, it would be necessary to have new information, and only the JPP site (which is not too well seen here) gives any. [...]
Well if you don't have a specific "Z-Machine" post, in my opinion it would be worth making one.

Me, if I want info on the Z-Machine, I would not look for it either on a post on nuclear waste, or on a post dealing with ITER ... You follow me?

So all the references that you put (and that I did not look at because it annoyed me, sorry ... :? ) you would be better off putting them in a place that would only talk about that ...
And every time you update, hop the post goes up and it appears in the mailboxes of the subscribers to the discussion ...
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by lio74 » 29/01/07, 22:56

Woodcutter wrote:Article from Futura-Sciences which indicates that there is still work to be done to safely store hazardous waste over very long periods of time.


Hi everybody,

not had time to read everything ... must take it ... but there it is taken hostage by partial reviews : Lol:

just a short intervention to say that I have an EDF doc on the subject ... a zoli PDF all in color ...
if there are anti nuclear people who want to prune the ears of this doc ... please : Cheesy:

EDF doc

to your mice ... ready ... click : Lol:
breaking started!
don't be too hard anyway ... there are guys who had to break their heads to make this beautiful com doc ...

yes one last thing ... since the first tests in 1976 there would be the equivalent of 10 olympic swimming pools in long-term radioactive nuclear waste !!!

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by Cuicui » 29/01/07, 23:58

Woodcutter wrote: Me, if I want info on the Z-Machine, I would not look for it either on a post on nuclear waste, or on a post dealing with ITER ... You follow me?
So all the references that you put (and that I did not look at because it annoyed me, sorry ... :? ) you would be better off putting them in a place that would only talk about that ...
And every time you update, hop the post goes up and it appears in the mailboxes of the subscribers to the discussion ...

Thank you Bucheron.
That's it, I understood everything! Just explain it to me long enough ...
Yes it's a good idea. I will try to group together most of my speeches there. Whenever I want to speak on another post on this subject, instead of starting my sandwich again, it will suffice to refer to the dedicated post.
The reference that serves as my signature presents the subject well. The others are for those who want to know more: the series of articles that JPP devoted to the case as the news reached him.
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by jean63 » 30/01/07, 09:36

cuicui =>

Did you ask Jancovici for info on the z-machine? does he know?

It supports nuclear power and we understand it in relation to the CO2 emitted by fossil fuel power plants, but there is still this huge problem of waste that has not been solved.

Last idea they found to bury nuclear waste: the Brocéliande forest in Brittany. They are very happy Bretons !! .... already that they have a natural irradiation with radon!

Yesterday, at 19 p.m. FR3, there was a presentation of the distribution of CO2 emissions in Europe:

1 - Production of electricity by thermal power stations (while 80% is produced in France by nuclear power stations!).
How to solve the problem without lowering our level of electricity consumption?

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See the FR3 logs (19 p.m.):

Here is the contribution of my daughter Alix to the work on the rising waters of the oceans at LEGOS / CNES in Toulouse:

JT midi-pyrénées from 29/01 19 p.m. (global warming: 00,43 / work by a young Toulousaine)
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by Leo Maximus » 12/05/11, 11:31

The overall cost of the Bure landfill site is further increased. We were talking about 5 billion euros at the start, then 15, then 20, then 25, and now it's 35 billion euros :

http://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/depeche/ ... debat.html

http://www.lavieeco.com/depeches/Le-vra ... 1.xml.html

http://percysoustension.pagesperso-oran ... te_01.html

http://www.paperblog.fr/4257545/laborat ... la-farine/

http://blefondation.e-monsite.com/rubri ... 11789.html

(unless I am mistaken) 35 billion euros is 3 times the market value of AREVA! : Lol:

: Shock:
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by stipe » 12/05/11, 13:41

To read (please do not look at the site sponsors until after reading the article : Lol: ):
http://www.paristechreview.com/2011/05/ ... a-dechets/

My favorite passage:
Perhaps the nuclear industry has focused on the wrong problem from the start, says William Nuttal, senior lecturer in technology at the Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge.

"For 50 years," says Nuttall, "the industry heard that the public was afraid of the dangers of nuclear power and for 50 years they worked to reduce the danger, when they probably should have worked to reduce the fear" .
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by Obamot » 12/05/11, 14:19

Leo Maximus wrote:The overall cost of the Bure landfill site is further increased. We were talking about 5 billion euros at the start, then 15, then 20, then 25, and now it's 35 billion euros :

http://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/depeche/ ... debat.html

http://www.lavieeco.com/depeches/Le-vra ... 1.xml.html

http://percysoustension.pagesperso-oran ... te_01.html

http://www.paperblog.fr/4257545/laborat ... la-farine/

http://blefondation.e-monsite.com/rubri ... 11789.html

(unless I am mistaken) 35 billion euros is 3 times the market value of AREVA! : Lol:

: Shock:


And again, it does not include the textbook for future generations, which will explain in 50 years, what was our way of seeing things, where are the danger zones, how to interpret our alphabet ... in short ... everything this is such bullshit and a crime against humanity ...
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