'Super Steel' Sought For Fusion Reactors

Smivs writes "New research shows how steel will fail at high temperatures because of the magnetic properties of the metal. Scientists say an understanding of how the Twin Towers collapsed will help them develop the materials needed to build fusion reactors. The New York buildings fell when their steel backbones lost strength in the fires that followed the plane impacts. Dr Sergei Dudarev told the British Association Science Festival that improved steels were now being sought. The principal scientist at the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) said one of the first applications for these better performing metals would be in the wall linings of fusion reactors."

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Re:If it doesn't work...

[sir fer]

Yeah the US military failed 4x in one day yet has successfully managed to destabilize 2 countries that the US ruling elite wanted to be destabilized for their oil/global empire ambitions. So if you wanna believe in the "incompetence" theory be my guest but don't expect any credibility.

The government has not been able to keep the fact that 9/11 was a false-flag op a secret. What they have been successful at is convincing a sufficient number of the population that a "conspiracy theory" is something that only crackpots hold to while ignoring the fact that the official story is also a conspiracy theory where Osama et al conspired to attack America for its alleged freedoms. The US government was not responsible for the event anyway, it was the people behind the government i.e. people like the federal reserve board, the moneyed interests behind the govt that made it happen.

I have a physics degree and the official story of the events of that day is not physically possible. It's as simple as that. But trying to convince non-physicists of that idea is nigh on impossible

Re:If it doesn't work...

[rohan972]

What they have been successful at is convincing a sufficient number of the population that a "conspiracy theory" is something that only crackpots hold to

I've recently been saying to people that historically, there has always been a group of people planning to rule the world, the evidence being the continual series of empires that have arisen, and that before they succeed they do this planning in secret. Therefore, the basic premise of conspiracy theories is correct, even if they have their facts wrong.

Any particular theory may be wrong, but the chances are that there are groups of people planning to rule you right now. Some you may know about, some you may not, but they definitely exist and work daily towards that goal.