Aussies are just jumping at their chance to be NEETs for a month

And after fossil fuel plants

I would go as far as suggest nuclear powered commercial ships

how long until we go back to flinging coronavirus ridden corpses over walls

Cruise and Cargo ships consume UNGODLY ammounts of fuel and dump ungodly ammounts of crap into the air

Replace that shit with a nuclear reactor

We already have nuclear powered military ships

Then those ships will be treated like military equipment.

Just get a more modern reactor and shove it into cargo and cruise ships

There's no way countries will feel okay with a ship just crossing their seas with a nuke on it.

And youd massively reduce emissions from naval transports

@Lidomite nuclear reactors arent nukes

not to mention imagine if a ship sinks

the ungodly amount of radiation you would pump into the already polluted as fuck ocean

And what happens when the ship's nuclear reactor malfunctions?

https://twitter.com/TigerOfJiandong/status/1238217401172295680

imagine if it hits venezuela

it most likely has

the health care system there is almost non existent

Also @Kinky Kitsune (Coomer) some designs even allow for the fuel to be contained in sealed, nearly unbreakable orbs

nearly

>nearly

Which helps contain the radiation and prevent spillage

@Kinky Kitsune (Coomer) nearly indestructible is as good as reality gets my dude

bruh when you order kfc do you say zinger or zinga 😳

Nuclear waste transport crates can survive a worst case scenario cargo train derailing/collision

As well as almost any conceivable form of impact damage

Like, youd need to REALLY try to break into them to get them to fail

well boys

time to go to the grocery store. going to wear my ICE hat to speed things up

Nuclear power technology has reached a level of development where I believe it could be used commercialy in things like cargo ships and cruise ships, but the fear of nuclear power holds it back a lot.

Traditional atomic weapons are nearing obsolescence anyway. The new kid on the block is neutron and gamma lasers.

Much better for dealing with hardened targets and minimising collateral damage.

You can also change the focus to bombard an entire city with ionising radiation, leaving infrastructure intact but killing all organics.

https://twitter.com/samueloakford/status/1238467541879656449