MERGED: Nuclear Power Plant facilities in RP; possible?

[7DMM]

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our current constitution (1987) doesn't allow it.

[cottonmouth]

our current constitution (1987) doesn't allow it.

Bords, refresh me which part of the constitution kay gitay-an na ako Pol Sci 101...hehe.

[rodsky]

I am very much in favor of nuclear power (i.e. the typical fission-driven type nuclear reactor). However, with our current manpower and nuclear technology knowhow and current "Filipino way" of handling workstuff, one mistake, and one Chernobyl-type disaster could happen, and wipe out more than half of the Philippine population and wildlife due to fallout. I am not saying it will happen, I'm saying it CAN happen, considering our lack of experience with nuke plants (Russians had vast experience in it yet look what happened).

If we go nuclear, I am in favor of a plant that produces energy via nuclear fusion using Helium-3. One container van of Helium-3 can power the energy needs of the entire Philippine archipelago for over 5 years! But the problem is H3 can only be found on the surface of the MOON...and you guys keep wondering why Rodsky is so much interested in space travel and astronomy.

-RODION

[tingkoy13]

y not coconut!!! hehehe, maau sad imung panlantaw pru peligro man gud na hehehe, mu buto unya kakuyaw oroy!!!!

sa gi sulti pang rodsky, lack of experience wana igo nata dha,hehehe,

[cottonmouth]

I am very much in favor of nuclear power. However, with the current manpower and current Filipino way of handling stuff, one Chernobyl-type disaster is enough to wipe out more than half of the Philippine population and wildlife due to fallout. I am not saying it will happen, I'm saying it CAN happen, considering our lack of experience with nuke plants (Russians had vast experience in it yet look what happened).

If we go nuclear, I am in favor of a plant that produces energy via nuclear fusion using Helium-3. One container van of Helium-3 can power the energy needs of the entire Philippine archipelago for over 5 years! But the problem is H3 can only be found on the surface of the MOON...and you guys keep wondering why Rodsky is so much interested in space travel and astronomy.

-RODION

Hahahaha ngiga nimog theory bai. Yeah, fusion theoritically is better than fission that's why it is a very promising technology. I hope we will live to witness when this technology will be practical.

Kato Chernobyl incident according to reports kay dinanghag to sa Russians. Also, during that time, including the Mile Island incident sa US, kay bata pa kaau ang Nuclear Fission na technology. But now, especially Japanese technology hinog na kaau. Bag-ohay lang naigo ug linog ang usa sa power plant diri sa Japan but nothing big happens. Fall-out is a risk if we go nuclear but it is a risk worth taking.

OT- kun naa fall-out unya half sa population mawala di automatic ang population control, di na maglalis sa RH Bill. hehehehe....joke joke joke.

[tingkoy13]

OT: salbahisa!!! adto lang ipa tukod sa luzon bai kay sila gud pinaka daghan, hehehe,

[moz_k2]

naa bitaw to kato bataan power plant.
mahal rba kaau to
wla jud na magamit ug dli jud to pwede magamit kay dghan ug defects.

[rodsky]

...ngiga nimog theory bai.

Yes we might think of it as only a theory for now...but...why do you think China is so aggressive about its space program? Do you really think it's only for national pride and propaganda? Dili short sighted ang Chinese (even though singkit sila hehehe)--they have long term plans, because they are guilty...

...of contributing to the worldwide global warming problem--Coal plants in China, which produce their electrical needs, contribute greatly to greenhouse gas emissions...

...so, to get rid of this guilt, and to free themselves from the shackles of being "Petroleum Addicts" like the rest of the developed world, they want a new source of energy that no one else in the world has, or at least, be the leader in this technology.

My own prediction is, if they get to the moon first, China has the potential to be the new "Middle East" (in terms of providing an energy source for the world) in the next 30-40 years, if they manage to get their hands on H3 and have the ability to transport it back to earth and let H3 power plants process it--result? Safer nuclear power. And knowing the Chinese, they will then SELL it cheaper than oil, to the energy-starved world we live in.

-RODION

[cottonmouth]

naa bitaw to kato bataan power plant.
mahal rba kaau to
wla jud na magamit ug dli jud to pwede magamit kay dghan ug defects.

Dili baya bai, mis-information ra daw na sa mga politico during the Aquino years. Naa ko kaila na usa unta sya sa operator ato na plant after training nila sa US. Ingon sya good to go na kuno to ang plant but Marcos decided to delay due to personal reason hantod naabtan nga na kick-out sya. So aron pagdaot pa gyud ni Marcos gipagawas sa mga Cory crony nga problemado ang planta. Wa noon ta kabalo kun kinsa gyud ang nagtug-an sa tinood kay katong pag-inspect lang bag-ohay sa IEA wa man iapil sa ila report kun ok ba ang planta or dili.

Kun ikaw sad dako na company like Westinghouse, imo kaha isugal imo ngalan pagbuhat ug planta nga kabalo ka mo fail? di sad tingali. Tan-awa hantod ron, naa bay linog nahitabo? Nibuto ang Pinatubo naapektohan ba ang BNPP? Wala. The project I believe was thoroughly studied by qualified engineers from the Philippines and Westinghouse so I'd rather believe that the plant is OK than listen to the politicians or people that don't even know how internal combustion engines works.

[moz_k2]

OT:
Speaking space exploration
I hope the space explorers can find a way to clean their space junk.
If those debris hits a satellite paksit jud tawn.