Always terrorizing others especially Israel and the West, and when they are attacked they start to cry and all the world should feel sorry for them 🤦🏻♀️
The West is extremely naive..
Interesting to see how students are fighting with the police because they like to support the Hamas terrorists and the Palestinians who support Hamas
🤷🏻♀️ Are those students so much brainwashed by the Hamas, Russian and Chinese propaganda that they do not realize that they are now fighting for the same people who were always organizing protests in Gaza were they shouted “Dead to America and the Western world”🤦🏻♀️
@musictraveler
What these kids know is; if no one is prepared to stand up for the innocent Mothers, Fathers, children and even babies from being tortured and slaughtered in #Gaza then they can never expect anyone to stand up for them when they become inconvenient to a fascist regime. #StudentProtests#NeverAgain
The Russian terrorists have been busy for more than a year to wipe Ukraine off the map and rape and murder all Ukrainians without any trouble in their own country
🤷🏻♀️ It's about time to bomb Moscow day and night, so those Russian terrorists will know what that's like
The Russians have been displaying their beastly genocidal behavior for over a year now
You don't seem to understand the idea of electricity grid and balancing energy from different sources to secure 24/7 supply.
Finland has many sources of electricity, including variable renewables and hydro power, plus transborder grid. When there's plenty of wind and sunlight, there's more supply of electricity into the grid than demand and the market price obviously drops, sometimes even becomes negative (suppliers are paid not to deliver electricity).
The market price is used specifically for the purpose of rapid balancing supply and demand. The "base" cost of electricity (LCOE) from Olkiluoto #nuclear power plant is around €40/MWh, and both the price and supply capability are largely constant.
But what happens when wind stops and night comes? The supply from variable sources rapidly drops, price rises and goes well above the €40/MWh from nuclear, so it goes back to 100% capacity. The market price goes up, because at that time renewables are no longer feeding the supply side, but the demand is still there!
Speaking about momentary fluctuations in electricity sources connected to the grid makes no sense, as the purpose of the grid is to provide 27/4 supply. In the same way as media occasionally boast about "Spain 100% supplied from renewables" forgetting to mention that it happened for half day and then, if there was no grid and no nuclear, there would be simply a blackout.
No, this is once again complete misunderstanding of physics behind nuclear chemistry.
Actual high level nuclear waste loses 93% of its activity over only 100 years and then it slowly goes down to background level over further centuries.
The manipulation here is that while there are isotopes that decay over millions of years, these long-living isotopes have very low activity. And this is why they decay for so long: this is precisely how nuclear decay works, it’s either intensive and quick, or ambient and slow.
If you were disposing spent fuel extracted from the reactor as a whole, then it’s a mix of different isotopes, both short- and long-life and yes, you need to plan disposal for the longest ones even if all other decay much earlier. But that’s an enormous waste of resources, because spent fuel is only really “spent” in ~5%. The reason why you can’t use it in the reactor anymore is that it’s “polluted” by decay products that prevent further efficient reaction.
That’s why modern #nuclear fuel processing plants like #France Orano la Hague recycle 95% (!) of the still reusable fuel, and only dispose the remaining 5% of long-term isotopes, which for everyone’s safety and peace of mind are melted with glass and stored underground, thus rendering them chemically passive for millenia.