Home Nukes - Every Home Needs a Nuclear Reactor

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How to make a nuclear reactor using materials that you have at home.

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Toshiba has come out with a home nuclear reactor, that measures 20 feet long by 6 feet wide, and puts out 200 kW. Supposedly the reactor is going to have an energy production half-life of 20 years, and should be able to produce cheap electricity for us at a cost of about a nickel per kilowatt hour.

Japan plans to roll them out next year and they hope to have some in place in the United States by the end of 2009. While it does sound a little bit scary to some people, you have to admit that we simply must be looking for alternatives soon and this seems like a good one to try.