I heard he was dead and his head was frozen and in a thousand years they'll thaw his head out and either stick it in a jar or clone him a new body. Well, that's what I heard.
The USS Sturgis, stationed at the Panama Canal.
The Department of Energy describes the Sturgis as follows: STURGIS Floating Nuclear Power Plant; Designation MH-1A, Location: Gatun Lake, Canal Zone; Principal nuclear contractor: Martin; Pressurized water reactor, Capacity: 10,000 net kW(e), Authorized 45,000 kW(t), Initial criticality, 1967; Shutdown (permanently), 1976. The vessel provided power to the Canal Zone. It was the first floating nuclear power plant and, for nearly three decades, appeared to be the last. In 2008, the Russians plan to bring on line the next floating nuclear power plant.
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I heard he was dead and his head was frozen and in a thousand years they'll thaw his head out and either stick it in a jar or clone him a new body. Well, that's what I heard.
...and all I will ever remember from that video is that Jono DiCarlo needs a serious eyebrow waxing. I'm sure he's a nice guy though.
Note to self - shoot the robot first!
Ah yes, truthiness. How I've missed thee...
The USS Sturgis, stationed at the Panama Canal. The Department of Energy describes the Sturgis as follows: STURGIS Floating Nuclear Power Plant; Designation MH-1A, Location: Gatun Lake, Canal Zone; Principal nuclear contractor: Martin; Pressurized water reactor, Capacity: 10,000 net kW(e), Authorized 45,000 kW(t), Initial criticality, 1967; Shutdown (permanently), 1976. The vessel provided power to the Canal Zone. It was the first floating nuclear power plant and, for nearly three decades, appeared to be the last. In 2008, the Russians plan to bring on line the next floating nuclear power plant.