Thorium rocks because it's named after the best marvel hero

Duh

@Deleted User currently it's nuclear fission with thorium reactors then it's nuclear fusion, ideally it'd be a dyson sphere around the sun or other stars

@Bruni Ummm

Fusion isnt dyson

Dyson is solar

Fusion is creating a mini sun on earth, Dyson is surrounding the solar sun with giant solar panels essentially

Hence why I said ideally it'd be a dyson sphere, we are nowhere near close to creating a dyson sphere

How the mother of fuck

Are we gonna find a metal that can withstand the heat that would come from a Dyson sphere

Currently we have the technology to build thorium reactors, we could build nuclear fusion reactors but by no means are we close to making it a viable energy source because of the cost of operating it

@Comrade Machete I have no clue, idk how feasible it is, hence why I said it would be the ideal method of generating energy

Well the ideal method of generating energy is one where minor input is needed and massive output is a result

Also a dyson sphere is stupid around our own sun

Just sure, kill most life on earth by blocking all or a significant amount of light

If that kills everybody but me were good

Say it with me: algae farming

Solar

No doubt about it

it wont run out until we are ready to re-stoke it

perfect equilibrium

Infunite motion machine rhat produces extra p9wer but requires very little. It makes enough to run itsel but produces more than that. Sorry about spelling im on phone

@Metz Thats impossible

Perpetual Motion machines are impossible

Violates the laws of thermodynamics

Use hacks

@Deleted User Plutonium is expensive af tho

Thorium is epic

but plutonium is not

Thorium needs plutonium．😐

@Wendy The plutnoium is what makes Thorium so safe

Is there is a dangerous situation, u seperate the thorium from the plutonoium and the reaction stops instantly.

its expensive af tho

it would make it useless

i mean

thorium is still better

but the plutonium I think is what makes people not use it

@Wendy No, the plutnoium to thorium ratio is like 1:100. Even factoring in the costs of the plutonium it is magnitudes safer and more efficient than uranium reactors.

No shit

BUT

it's still very expensive