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All Nokia Android Phones Releasing in India Confirmed Wait for Nokia 6 2nd Gen Nokia 3310
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Reports have confirmed HMD Global will release all Nokia android phones of 2017 in India
in the month of June.
Hence the long wait for Nokia 6 and second generation Nokia 3310 is over.
Nokia 5 and Nokia 3 to be released as well.
Pre bookings already started in UK.
Nokia 3310, Nokia 6, Nokia 3, Nokia 5 coming to India in June.
HMD Global will launch the Nokia 6, Nokia 3, Nokia 5 and the re-incarnation of the Nokia
3310 in India in June, WE can confirm.
There have been a lot of conflicting reports regarding the device's India launch.
Certain rumours point towards a launch in May, whilst some are predicting a June launch.
We can now confirm that they are indeed going to be launched in June.
Nokia's comeback has been the talk of the town ever since HMD Global announced three
new Nokia android smartphones as well as a refresh of the legendary Nokia
3310 at MWC 2017 back in February.
HMD Global, a Finnish company, was given the license to design and make Nokia branded handsets
last year.
There have been a lot of rumours swirling around regarding the release date of the Nokia
6, Nokia 5, Nokia 3 and Nokia 3310 2017 in India.
Past rumours pointed towards an April release for the Nokia 3310 and a staggered release
for the three Android smartphone in May.
However, sources aware of HMD Global's India plans have confirmed to India Today Tech that
all four phones will be launched in the country in
June.
It is not certain whether all four devices will launch at the same time or they will
get a staggered release throughout June.
As the launch is about 2 months away, plans might change
with time.
All four devices have been spotted on UK retailer Clove, with a listed release date of June.
The retailer has begin accepting pre-bookings for the phone.
The Nokia 3 has been listed at 149.99 pounds (roughly Rs 12,400) , the
Nokia 6 for 229.99 pounds (roughly Rs 19,000), the Nokia 5 for 189.99 pounds (Roughly Rs
15,700) and the Nokia 3310 for 59.99 (roughly Rs 4,900)
pounds.
The UK listing for pre-booking is something that is specific to UK.
A similar sale and launch model for India may or may not be followed, depending on the
business strategy from HMD Global in India.
Sources say that nothing can be ruled out at this stage, but nothing is fixed except
the launch dates for the four phones.
Nokia 6 - 1st Nokia android phone of 2017 released - Nokia 6 Smartphone - Nokia 2017
This youtube video is all about the 1st nokia android smartphone of 2017 nokia 6.
"Nokia 6" The first Nokia's android phone.
It's official: Nokia 6 Android 7.0 smartphone announced with aluminum body, Snapdragon 430
. HELSINKI: HMD Global, the Finnish company that owns the rights to use Nokia's brand
on mobile phones, announced on Sunday its first smartphone, targeted for Chinese
users with a price of 1,699 yuan (US$265).
The launch marks the first new smartphone carrying the iconic handset name since 2014
when Nokia Oyj chose to sell its entire handset unit to Microsoft . The new device, Nokia
6, runs on Google's Android platform and is manufactured
by Foxconn.
It will be sold exclusively in China through online retailer JD.com, HMD said.
"The decision by HMD to launch its first Android smartphone into China is a reflection
of the desire to meet the real world needs of consumers in different markets around the
world, it is a strategically important market, " HMD said in a statement.
Nokia was once the world's dominant cellphone maker but missed the shift to smartphones,
and then chose Microsoft's Windows operating system for its "Lumia" range.
After the 2014 deal, Microsoft continued selling cheaper basic
phones under Nokia's name and Lumia smartphones under its own name, but last year, it largely
abandoned both businesses.
HMD in December took over the Nokia feature phones business and
struck a licensing deal that gave it sole use of the Nokia brand on all phones and tablets
for the next decade.
It will pay Nokia royalties for the brand and patents, but Nokia
has no direct investment in HMD.
HMD launched some new Nokia basic phones last month.
It said on Sunday it was looking to launch more new products in the first half of the
year.
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80 Year Study Shows Happiness Is The Driving Force In Our Health - Duration: 13:51.
80-Year Study Shows Happiness Is The Driving Force In Our Health
How people describe both positive and negative events in their lives influences their perception
of their own life.
When scientists began tracking the health of 268 Harvard sophomores in 1938 during the
Great Depression, they hoped the longitudinal study would reveal clues to leading healthy
and happy lives.
They got more than they wanted.
After following the surviving Crimson men for nearly 80 years as part of the Harvard
Study of Adult Development, one of the world�s longest studies of adult life, researchers
have collected a cornucopia of data on their physical and mental health.
Of the original Harvard cohort recruited as part of the Grant Study, only 19 are still
alive, all in their mid-90s.
Among the original recruits were eventual President John F. Kennedy and longtime Washington
Post editor Ben Bradlee.
(Women weren�t in the original study because the College was still all male.)
In addition, scientists eventually expanded their research to include the men�s offspring,
who now number 1,300 and are in their 50s and 60s, to find out how early-life experiences
affect health and aging over time.
Some participants went on to become successful businessmen, doctors, lawyers, while others
ended up as schizophrenics or alcoholics, but not on inevitable tracks.
During the intervening decades, the control groups have expanded.
In the 1970s, 456 Boston inner-city residents were enlisted as part of the Glueck Study,
and 40 of them are still alive.
More than a decade ago, researchers began including wives in the Grant and Glueck studies.
Over the years, researchers have studied the participants� health trajectories and their
broader lives, including their triumphs and failures in careers and marriage, and the
finding have produced startling lessons, and not only for the researchers.
�The surprising finding is that our relationships and how happy we are in our relationships
has a powerful influence on our health,� said Robert Waldinger, director of the study,
a psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital and a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical
School.
�Taking care of your body is important, but tending to your relationships is a form
of self-care too.
That, I think, is the revelation.�
Close relationships, more than money or fame, are what keep people happy throughout their
lives, the study revealed.
Those ties protect people from life�s discontents, help to delay mental and physical decline,
and are better predictors of long and happy lives than social class, IQ, or even genes.
That finding proved true across the board among both the Harvard men and the inner-city
participants.
The long-term research has received funding from private foundations, but has been financed
largely by grants from the National Institutes of Health, first through the National Institute
of Mental Health, and more recently through the National Institute on Aging.
Researchers who have pored through data, including vast medical records and hundreds of in-person
interviews and questionnaires, found a strong correlation between men�s flourishing lives
and their relationships with family, friends, and community.
Several studies found that people�s level of satisfaction with their relationships at
age 50 was a better predictor of physical health than their cholesterol levels were.
�When we gathered together everything we knew about them about at age 50, it wasn�t
their middle-age cholesterol levels that predicted how they were going to grow old,� said Waldinger
in a popular TED Talk.
�It was how satisfied they were in their relationships.
The people who were the most satisfied in their relationships at age 50 were the healthiest
at age 80.�
What makes a good life?
Lessons from the longest study on happiness
What keeps us happy and healthy as we go through life?
If you think it�s fame and money, you�re not alone � but, according to psychiatrist
Robert Waldinger, you�re mistaken.
As the director of a 75-year-old study on adult development, Waldinger has unprecedented
access to data on true happiness and satisfaction.
In this talk, he shares three important lessons learned from the study as well as some practical,
old-as-the-hills wisdom on how to build a fulfilling, long life.
He recorded his TED talk, titled �What Makes a Good Life?
Lessons from the Longest Study on Happiness,� in 2015, and it has been viewed 13,000,000
times.
The researchers also found that marital satisfaction has a protective effect on people�s mental
health.
Part of a study found that people who had happy marriages in their 80s reported that
their moods didn�t suffer even on the days when they had more physical pain.
Those who had unhappy marriages felt both more emotional and physical pain.
Those who kept warm relationships got to live longer and happier, said Waldinger, and the
loners often died earlier.
�Loneliness kills,� he said.
�It�s as powerful as smoking or alcoholism.�
According to the study, those who lived longer and enjoyed sound health avoided smoking and
alcohol in excess.
Researchers also found that those with strong social support experienced less mental deterioration
as they aged.
In part of a recent study, researchers found that women who felt securely attached to their
partners were less depressed and more happy in their relationships two-and-a-half years
later, and also had better memory functions than those with frequent marital conflicts.
Loneliness kills.
It�s as powerful as smoking or alcoholism.
� Robert Waldinger �Good relationships don�t just protect
our bodies; they protect our brains,� said Waldinger in his TED talk.
�And those good relationships, they don�t have to be smooth all the time.
Some of our octogenarian couples could bicker with each other day in and day out, but as
long at they felt that they could really count on the other when the going got tough, those
arguments didn�t take a toll on their memories.�
Since aging starts at birth, people should start taking care of themselves at every stage
of life, the researchers say.
�Aging is a continuous process,� Waldinger said.
�You can see how people can start to differ in their health trajectory in their 30s, so
that by taking good care of yourself early in life you can set yourself on a better course
for aging.
The best advice I can give is �Take care of your body as though you were going to need
it for 100 years,� because you might.�
The study, like its remaining original subjects, has had a long life, spanning four directors,
whose tenures reflected their medical interests and views of the time.
Under the first director, Clark Heath, who stayed from 1938 until 1954, the study mirrored
the era�s dominant view of genetics and biological determinism.
Early researchers believed that physical constitution, intellectual ability, and personality traits
determined adult development.
They made detailed anthropometric measurements of skulls, brow bridges, and moles, wrote
in-depth notes on the functioning of major organs, examined brain activity through electroencephalograms,
and even analyzed the men�s handwriting.
Now, researchers draw men�s blood for DNA testing and put them into MRI scanners to
examine organs and tissues in their bodies, procedures that would have sounded like science
fiction back in 1938.
In that sense, the study itself represents a history of the changes that life brings.
Psychiatrist George Vaillant, who joined the team as a researcher in 1966, led the study
from 1972 until 2004.
Trained as a psychoanalyst, Vaillant emphasized the role of relationships, and came to recognize
the crucial role they played in people living long and pleasant lives.
When the study began, nobody cared about empathy or attachment.
But the key to healthy aging is relationships, relationships, relationships.
� George Vaillant In a book called Aging Well, Vaillant wrote
that six factors predicted healthy aging for the Harvard men: physical activity, absence
of alcohol abuse and smoking, having mature mechanisms to cope with life�s ups and downs,
and enjoying both a healthy weight and a stable marriage.
For the inner-city men, education was an additional factor.
�The more education the inner city men obtained,� wrote Vaillant, �the more likely they were
to stop smoking, eat sensibly, and use alcohol in moderation.�
Vaillant�s research highlighted the role of these protective factors in healthy aging.
The more factors the subjects had in place, the better the odds they had for longer, happier
lives.
�When the study began, nobody cared about empathy or attachment,� said Vaillant.
�But the key to healthy aging is relationships, relationships, relationships.�
The study showed that the role of genetics and long-lived ancestors proved less important
to longevity than the level of satisfaction with relationships in midlife, now recognized
as a good predictor of healthy aging.
The research also debunked the idea that people�s personalities �set like plaster� by age
30 and cannot be changed.
�Those who were clearly train wrecks when they were in their 20s or 25s turned out to
be wonderful octogenarians,� he said.
�On the other hand, alcoholism and major depression could take people who started life
as stars and leave them at the end of their lives as train wrecks.�
The study�s fourth director, Waldinger has expanded research to the wives and children
of the original men.
That is the second-generation study, and Waldinger hopes to expand it into the third and fourth
generations.
�It will probably never be replicated,� he said of the lengthy research, adding that
there is yet more to learn.
�We�re trying to see how people manage stress, whether their bodies are in a sort
of chronic �fight or flight� mode,� Waldinger said.
�We want to find out how it is that a difficult childhood reaches across decades to break
down the body in middle age and later.�
Lara Tang �18, a human and evolutionary biology concentrator who recently joined the
team as a research assistant, relishes the opportunity to help find some of those answers.
She joined the effort after coming across Waldinger�s TED talk in one of her classes.
�That motivated me to do more research on adult development,� said Tang.
�I want to see how childhood experiences affect developments of physical health, mental
health, and happiness later in life.�
Asked what lessons he has learned from the study, Waldinger, who is a Zen priest, said
he practices meditation daily and invests time and energy in his relationships, more
than before.
�It�s easy to get isolated, to get caught up in work and not remembering, �Oh, I haven�t
seen these friends in a long time,�� Waldinger said.
�So I try to pay more attention to my relationships than I used to.
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Why Donald Trump floating a meeting with Kim Jong Un is a very bad idea - Duration: 4:24.
Why Donald Trump floating a meeting with Kim Jong Un is a very bad idea
President Donald Trump told Bloomberg Monday that he would be honored to meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un under the right circumstances, the latest in a series of odd moves that suggest Trump may still not grasp the power and signal-sending of such a gathering.
If it would be appropriate for me to meet with him, I would absolutely, I would be honored to do it, Trump told Bloomberg in an Oval Office interview Monday. If its under the, again, under the right circumstances.
But I would do that..
That willingness to meet comes hard on the heels of Trump praising Kim as a pretty smart cookie in an interview with CBS John Dickerson.
And it comes just 48 hours after Trump had a friendly conversation with Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte in which Trump invited the hugely controversial ruler to the White House.
(Trump is headed to the Philippines in November for a meeting of international leaders.) Kim presides over a repressive regime. He executed his uncle, who was allegedly planning a coup in 2013.
He continues to test ballistic missiles and has been open about his desire to acquire a nuclear warhead. Duterte is in the midst of an aggressive -- and very controversial -- anti-drug campaign that has left more than 7,000 dead.
Make no mistake: Trump is well aware that he is breaking with long-held White House tradition in offering men like Kim and Duterte an audience with president.
Doubt it? Heres Trump to Bloomberg about his willingness to meet with Kim: Most political people would never say that but Im telling you under the right circumstances I would meet with him.
We have breaking news. We have breaking news. What that sentence should tell you is that Trump is being purposely provocative in order to help drive the narrative that he is an unorthodox politician willing to say and do things no other president would.
He also views it as a broader faith in his ability to sit down with anyone and cut a deal that is favorable for the US. Its the same belief thats driven Trumps unwillingness to condemn Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Let me into a room with them, Trump seems to be saying, and youll be amazed the kind of deal I come out with. There are two blind spots in that approach.
The first is the idea that Trump has the ability to make foreign leaders -- particularly those with worldviews that are radically different than the United States -- to do what he wants.
This is the same logical fallacy that governed -- and governs! -- Trumps insistence that Mexico will eventually pay for the border wall.
The second is that the very act of President Trump meeting with someone like Kim Jong Un sends an incredibly powerful symbol to the world.
No matter what the readout of a meeting with Kim or Duterte winds up being, it almost doesnt matter. The visuals are all to the good for these men.
It puts them on equal footing with the leader of the most powerful nation in the world. Nothing Trump says or does changes that.
Its odd that someone as image conscious as Trump doesnt get that. Or that he believes so deeply in his ability to persuade even people like Kim or Duterte that hes willing to stand side by side with them.
But, this is Trump. Say things to provoke and then find some way to justify them.
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3 Reasons Why Our Awakening Will Have Nothing To Do With, Or Result In A Revolution - Duration: 9:17.
3 Reasons Why Our Awakening Will Have Nothing To Do With, Or Result In A Revolution
The non-sociological definition of a revolution and the one most people are familiar with
is "the forcible overthrow and thorough replacement of an established government or political
system by the people governed."
If you ask most people involved in the truth and freedom movement, they'll likely tell
you that a coming revolution of this kind is inevitable.
However, there are many reasons why the majority of the world will not move in this direction...
here are three reasons why.
1.
Non-Compliance
The political events that have recently transpired are giving us a glimpse of dramatic acts which
have sparked a cascade of protests and unrest.
Although the superficial impression portrayed by the media is violence and chaos, there
is so much more occurring.
Collective consciousness has finally penetrated through the false paradigm of our society.
The power of the people in unified purpose is now dictating the pace to prevent further
oppression and suppression of truth.
People are realizing that they do not have to comply with government and their outrageous
lies and deceit.
They are realizing that the only way for a sustainable future to exist is to self-govern
and release the old conventional mentality of a government ruling the people since it
never really was about people ruling their government.
More people are learning to turn off their televisions, think for themselves, question
authority, get out of debt, meditate, start their own garden, reduce stress, etc.
The trauma from this awakening is indeed causing a major shift as these revelations arise and
the global populace changes thinking patterns that have kept them enslaved for thousands
of years.
There are moral reasons of course why many people are generally complying more with community
practices that relate to experiences linked to respect, fairness and reasonable expectations
in stability of mind and body.
We will see more chaos ensue in the coming months, but over the next few years, millions
will rally for peace and freedom in non-violent international meditations and the promotion
of non-compliance.
People will simply understand that government is not the answer and never will be.
Multitudes all over the globe will work toward the betterment of their communities, their
countries, their world in a way that has nothing to do with possessions, rules and restrictions
and everything to do with unity, spirit, compassion and caring.
2.
The Age of Lies and Deceit is Over
Energy planes acting on the Earth though solar activity and collective consciousness are
enabling telepathic connections.
Every human being will soon have the ability to communicate with each other with less words.
It is happening right now.
There will be no more lies and the end of worldwide deception as true human history
comes to light.
All children and adults will have access to schooling that reflects universal truths.
Agriculture will be in accordance with Nature, treatment of food animals humane, and nutritious
food in abundance for every soul on the planet.
Free energy sources will be implemented and the use of fossil fuels ended, and proper
health care will be the right of all peoples.
Legal, judicial and penal systems will be reformed, injustices corrected, all types
of slave trade ended, and women honored instead of relegated to possessions.
The control of media will cease; so will all types of pollution, and environmental destruction.
This monumental undertaking � no less than the transformation of a third density world
and the spiritual renewal of its civilization! � is happening with unprecedented speed
and assistance, unique in the universe, not only on Earth.
All these things will not be implemented or controlled by large governments but by people
working in communities until these principles are translated to larger cities, states and
eventually nations, simultaneously and peacefully transforming government as we know it.
3.
The Golden Age
The Earth is quickly moving towards a Golden Age of global healing.
This may be difficult for many to comprehend while the world struggles to break free from
this old and very controlled paradigm, but every single person living on earth has a
role that they will play out with their unique abilities, gifts and skills.
We all have a purpose and the only way to discover them are by following our passion,
inspiration and joy.
We can respond with great fear or with great love.
We will no longer have linear minds moving forward so we must prepare our bodies for
their new energy.
Our hearts hold the key in finding our direct connection to the earth and the universe.
A time on earth is soon coming where we will experience such chaos that it will be necessary
for agents of calm to act as leaders to help humanity through this phase.
We will dispel the negativity of despair in the people who are uninformed simply by living
our in this manner.
We are the change and as we change, so will others regardless of what is happening around
them.
This is not preaching or being hypothetical.
This is how the universe works.
It has no choice but to respond to the collective consciousness which is now shining a light
that is permeating through every human being on the planet.
Family members, friends and colleagues who you think are reluctant to accept whatever
doesn't fit into their ideas and beliefs will soon see act on a different perspective and
have a respect for others like they never have before.
This mode of thinking will change entire governments and international economic systems to the
point where they must be dismantled.
They cannot exist in the same plane of existence as those who are ascending their consciousness
to include more light and love.
It would be like trying to fill a swimming pool with only one glass of water.
It is impossible.
Think of humanity and our minds as the swimming pool and there is now a need to have it filled
with water.
The government, controlled media, and corporate mindset is only offering a glass of water,
so change is inevitable since our minds can no longer be satisfied with just a glass.
The purpose of those facilitating this process has always been to offer spiritual guidance
and enlightenment about this transitional period as Earth ascends out of third density
and approaches her Golden Age, where we will take our rightful place as members of our
universal family.
The end of the world, endless violent confrontations and revolutions are simply humanity's projection
of our current state of consciousness mixed with the slow and gradual release of the old
paradigm.
This phase will come to an end rather abruptly in the coming years and what humanity has
been striving to achieve will soon
be realized thereafter.
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James Comey Was Just Caught In Massive Lie About Trump…This Is Huge! - Duration: 2:08.
James Comey Was Just Caught In Massive Lie About Trump�This Is Huge!
By Danny Gold
FBI Director James Comey is in really hot water after what just came out about him last
night.
Senator Chuck Grassley, The head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, noticed something very
suspicious about James Comey�s testimony over Chris Steele, the British spy who made
the �dirty dossier� on Trump.
Senator Grassley said Director Comey changed his story.
According to Senator Grassley,
�There appear to be material inconsistencies between the description of the FBI�s relationship
with Mr. Steele that you did provide in your briefing and information contained in Justice
Department documents made available to the Committee only after the briefing.�
Basically, �material inconsistencies� means Director Comey�s stories aren�t
matching up. That�s a pretty good indicator that something is up.
His concerns can best be summed up in this letter showing the link between Comey, Steele,
and�you guessed it�Hillary Clinton:
�The idea that the FBI and associates of the Clinton campaign would pay Mr. Steele
to investigate the Republican nominee for President in the run-up to the election raises
further questions about the FBI�s independence from politics, as well as the Obama administration�s
use of law enforcement and intelligence agencies for political ends.�
So what does this mean for our President? Was the FBI behind PI$$GATE to get Trump impeached?
Were they secretly investigating Steele?
Look, I cannot say any of those for certain, but what I do know is we the People deserve
some answers. Help get this shared everywhere so we can show we are serious and hold them
accountable for once.
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TR2016c 1h22m03s08f to 1h36m13s20f NoMusic LFTR & MSR Marketting - Duration: 14:11.
Clearly, someone also shot film footage of Glenn Seaborg standing in front of MSRE
Discussing the Thorium fuel cycle.
I can not find this film.
I can not show you any film footage of an operating Molten Salt Reactor.
Only a handful of photos exist.
It is like NASA landed a man on the Moon, and then lost the film.
This makes for an interesting communications challenge.
I was driving home from work in April of 2006,
and I was listening to a piece on the radio from NPR.
And it was talking about the importance of proper branding.
And that M was a bad sound. Muh. It was kind of a-
They were saying L was one of the best sounds. M was one of the worst sounds.
So I'm sitting there thinking about the M S B R. The Mmmuhhh.
You know, the Molten Salt Breeder Reactor and I thought-
Hmmm. Molten: bad. Salt: bad. I thought well how can we fix this?
Well instead of saying Molten we could say Liquid. Because it is liquid. And liquid turns
an M to an L, and according to this L is a lot better letter than an M.
There are a lot of different kind of salts. So if we were more specific on the salt we
could say Fluoride, which is a salt. It's a particular kind of salt.
Breeder is kind of a generic term, and what we're really doing is using Thorium as a fuel.
So all of a sudden there it was, L F T R.
One of the things I learned at NASA was, you really want your acronyms to be sayable. If
they have more than 3 letters, you want to be able to say them like a word.
And it's like it just appeared.
There it was: L F T R. Lifter. You could say it. It was a word.
Well as a marketing student I'd have a lot different approach, but-
Hey, you know what? We need guys just like you. Any other marketing students here?
This stuff- there's almost a branding effort that needs to happen.
How do you tell a story saying this is different?
I used to think, when I was y'alls age, I was an aerospace engineer
I didn't know anything about nuclear.
I thought nuclear power was dumb. I had no interest in it. I was like- Old junk.
Who want to be into that?
It wasn't until I learned about thorium and I reallized these efficiencies were possible
that I began getting really interested.
You know- Don't do New Coke, but what do you do? How do you help people understand that
there really are alternative possibilities out there?
We need guys like you thinking about this. You can come to one of the conferences.
Tell your friends. Tell people about it.
I mean the biggest problem we have is getting the message out.
A guy got on yesterday and he said- Why don't we buy a full page ad?
Because that costs a lot of money.
Why don't you go tell 5 of your friends about it that doesn't cost anything.
And it's probably a whole lot more effective.
It was only developed at Oak Ridge. So no other national laboratories really participated
in the development, which is not true about any other- about most other types of reactors
where the effort was spread and many people participated. This was really only in the
Oak Ridge, before the age of internet.
I think it was some time in 2006 when I discovered Kirk's site- Energy from thorium-
and learned about Molten Salt Reactors.
Kirk Sorensen, he is what brought molten salts to the fore. It's pretty much all on his shoulders
and he should be lauded for that. It's outstanding what he has done.
Kirk gave me some CDs, and then he put them on the internet.
And of course, to me that was a game changer. That was an inflection point.
Before, I sounded like a nut. And I couldn't point- Unless you were physically with me,
and I could bring down- I have a copy of Fluid Fuel Reactors showing the Molten Salt Reactor
in it and the Aircraft Reactor Experiment. Matter of fact, it has a picture and in the
background there's a stepladder shows you the scale. It was half the size of your refrigerator,
and it put out 2 million watts of heat!
And it operated in 1954, I wasn't even on the planet then.
You know, we can have world peace, and we can specialize in what areas that we're good
at, and trade with one another, and not fight over limited resources.
There's some chemical differences between thorium and uranium.
Bleached by water, U compounds were widely dispersed.
And having been scattered far and wide, U compounds today are found as complex, generally
dilute deposits containing mixtures of tetra, penta and hexa-valent uranium.
Unlike uranium, tetra-valent thorium- and it's constantly tetra-valent- resists weathering.
Thorium thus remained concentrated where it first wound up- within easy reach.
Barack Obama, and I've heard other people say this before, they say that there's no
silver bullet to the energy crisis.
Molten salts are truly the best silver bullet for serving mankind. It unlocks thorium economically,
and as we know, thorium is so plentiful in the Earth's crust. It'll come as a byproduct
for hundreds of thousands of years.
And, in fact, if we- on purpose- wanted to mine the granite just for its thorium, we're
not going to run out until the Sun becomes a red giant.
Alvin Weinberg called it burning the rocks. You could literally mine rock just for its
energy content.
Glenn Seaborg realized this in 1944 and he was absolutely dumbfounded with the possibilities
of what it meant for the future.
The Molten Salt Reactor Experiment has operated successfully
and has earned a reputation for eliability.
I think that some day the world will have commercial power reactors of both the uranium-plutonium
and the thorium-uranium fuel cycle types.
Here he was watching nations wage war with each other in World War 2 and realizing this
could be a complete game changer and change the entire energy outlook of the future.
You know EFT bloggers noticed all these guys from China from graduate school computer modelers
started showing up on EFT signing up from Shanghai, Beijing, and they started asking
all these obvious questions about this and that.
How they make the code work.
They were all modelling it, the Chinese government as best as we could tell.
Did you say Chinese is building nuclear reactors so where are they getting the blueprints or
are they developing them?
Well they probably got a whole bunch of stuff from the PDFs from my website.
Gone through your logs to see how many are coming from China?
It's been in the public domain for an awful long time.
I just made it a little easier to get, you know?
China announced to their national press of the existence
of a well funded Molten Salt Reactor project.
And it's being run by a guy named Jiang Mianheng. He got his PhD in electrical engineering from
Drexel University, he was educated in the United States.
The really interesting thing about Dr. Jiang Mianheng is that his father's name is Jiang
Zemin, and he used to be the premier of China. So, when I found that out I thought-
This is not some shmoe here, this is probably someone who's got some resources behind him.
And if he says he's going to go build a Thorium Molten Salt Reactor well then I tend to think
he's probably going to do it.
So, ever since finding that out I've been really encouraging people in the United States,
and England, and Canada, and Japan, and just about anywhere- I said, you know it would
be maybe a good idea if we got going on this because, uh, these guys are probably going
to pull it off, and you know good, I hope they do.
China definitely needs clean energy. Absolutely. And thorium will provide them clean energy
for hundreds of thousands of years.
But, frankly, I'd really like us to be able to do it too. And I'd like it to be something
maybe that we develop rather than that we go buy.
We buy a lot of things from China already. You know, I mean, it's not as if we're not
buying enough things from China. We are definitely keeping them busy.
So let's- you know- let's go develop thorium. And, uh, that's really what I'd like to do.
You know one of the fun things about being mayor is that you come to the science fair
to see some projects of some people that are close to you, and next thing you know you're
standing on stage in front of 1,000 people. It tends to happen.
Hi, I'm Joe Willis, and this is my science fair project- DECARBONIZE ALBERTA,
and this is just a dry-run for a science fair which is in a week.
What is this, you brainwashed your son into being a proponent of the nuclear industry?
Why? Why, man, why?!?
No it's the other way around actually, I was the first critic.
Joe Willis for Decarbonize Alberta.
Wait, what, that's me?
I got a thorium documentary, I watched it with my dad and naturally he fell asleep through
the entire thing.
And I'm telling him how thorium can save the world and he's not agreeing with me at all.
So I put it in the second time, and he falls asleep.
Yeah, I got the gold medal, I got the second consumer science award, and the American Society
of Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning and although that one's name sounds like something
for air conditioning it's for air quality.
I try to portray science as exciting and fun with Katie and Caysie Science Videos. Caysie
is my minature poodle she's 3 years old.
I thought that if we adopted the LFTR then we would have a much better future.
If we educate people, then they may understand nuclear power, and they may become supportive.
You need this stuff explained in layman's terms so the average Joe on the street gets
in the way the average Joe on the street gets
the basic beats of an internal combustion engine.
They made an information package that they tried to be relatively neutral, that they
could give to people and then ask for their opinion on nuclear power.
People were meh- not really opposed, not really in favor.
When they did focus groups where they brought 12 people in, left the same information and
then left the room and let them talk, then went back, pulled the people apart, anonymously,
the approval ratings were amazing.
It's probably you at least get 1 or 2 people that knows enough that the other people trust,
that can explain it to them, so, if we can explain it better to the public
I think that will go a long way.
For me, I think it's education. At all levels. We talked about, on the board, educating candidates
and people in political office. But I think there's also the general public. Make them
aware of what's possible.
And get them interested in the sciences at the lower ages and say, yes, I want to be
working on something that can power the world in the future.
In addition to being an engineer, he really is an educator. He really is a teacher.
And he was beginning to spend more and more and more time- mostly educating.
This stuff, this is laws of physics stuff. I didn't invent it. All I do is promote it.
He got a phone call from a stranger and spent probably 45 minutes
on the phone really being patient with the specifics.
I'm tapping at my watch.
We need to start today to get young people interested in this area. The molten salt chemistry.
The metallurgy. The radiochemistry. Even the civil engineering.
We have to start that supply chain almost from scratch.
Are their labs going to be integrated into this curriculum? Or is there any way to leave
those out? I know that was really the biggest challenge,
getting the supplies to develop a lab for our curriculum.
But still any molten salt is going to require a furnace of some type.
Most of the nuclear engineering schools have lost their operating reactors
in the last 20 years. So they're teaching-
It'd be like teaching you how to operate on a car with a shop manual be no car.
So there's students learning how to run nuclear reactors
with nothing to learn on just sort of reading about it.
China has built a huge network of training reactors. They did it in, like, a couple years.
We did a journey to just about every nuclear engineering school and we said how would you
like to have a salt loop?
It would be just be externally heated. It wouldn't be fueled so it couldn't generate
its own heat, but in every other conceivable way, especially if you had neutronic stand-ins,
you know, it would act exactly like a Molten Salt Reactor would.
You can show the scientific phenomena, the chemical and physical phenomena,
without breaking the bank.
Would that be utilized by other departments as well?
Absolutely!
You'd need an XRD, basically to look at the crystal pre and post.
And those type of equipment span the gamut
from biological sciences to geo-sciences, engineering-
If they're going to have a training reactor it might as well be a Gen 4 training reactor
not a Gen 1. That's what they have now, down at U of I, that's being dismantled.
MIT and Harvard, even they can't afford to
build their own telescope any more just by themselves-
So Harvard and Berkeley and University of Chicago and MIT get together and they all
say we'll pitch in and we'll share it.
So you've got all of these people excited now-
I hope so is everybody excited?- The molten salt reactor-
Well plus you mention nuclear to anyone and their initial reaction is: nuclear energy
oh, there's no way we could learn this stuff
I don't want to do that class it's going to be too hard.
I was really encouraged by the Chicago meeting we were at, was the number of young kids that
were there. And I mean like- I suppose I don't mean kids- like, college age-
How knowledgeable. How enthusiastic.
And that kind of gives me hope.
And I can tell you that is not going on in the conventional nuclear industry.
We haven't produced very many nuclear engineers. I taught a class of senior level engineering
students at Tennessee Tech in the fall of 2010. And there were 13 in the class. And
they didn't even have nuclear at Tennessee so these were Electricals and Chemicals. Um-
5 of them went on to grad school in nuclear engineering because of my course.
I wanted to- like- write the NRC and say- You've told them the best situation you can
possibly have is to be part of a massive decommissioning contract. I mean- How many people want to
spend their careers doing that?
When a nation dreams big, and has fully funded projects, visible to everyone, where a frontier
is getting advanced, daily- Innovations attract smart, clever people.
The prospect of innovation attracts them.
Everyone feels like tomorrow is something they want to invent, and bring into the present.
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