Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have tested a concept that may put us one step closer to nuclear fusion power.

The US is dismantling the most fearsome weapon ever created! The B53 is officially dead, and we are glad that it is!

The nuclear power plants of the future may look nothing like what we see today. Here’s a small preview of a nuclear power plant design that will be used for powering settlements on Mars and Moon.

The first quantitative report by a University of California, San Diego team has revealed a startling correlation between radiation in Fukushima and levels of sulphur in California. The connection is more direct than you might initially think.

A small particle accelerator of moderate energy may hold the answer to the world’s energy crisis, unleashing the energy hidden in the element Thorium. What more, it will be clean and efficient.

The situation at the Fukushima Dai’chi nuclear power plant of Japan has just been reported to be worse than previously estimated, but still nowhere close to Chernobyl. A couple of days back, on 12th April, the Japanese Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency reviewed the situation and updated their previous rating of 5 to a maximum of 7 on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (INRES).

The troubled Japanese nuclear power plant Fukushima Dai’chi is dumping radioactive materials in the neighboring sea so as to dispose of it. This has raised a few alarms, but there is not much to worry about right at this moment.