China’s next Carriers be Thorium-N Powered?
iMedia News • August 27, 2023
The world’s first thorium nuclear reactor operates in Gansu, now providing electricity to 1,000 households; later to 100,000 households; to be powered by a 373-megawatt reactor. Two thorium nuclear reactors would amount to 746 -megawatt.
Compare this with the most advanced American Carrier:
Two reactors will be installed on each Gerald R. Ford-class carrier, providing a power generation capacity at least 25% greater than the 550 MW (thermal) of the two A4W reactors in a Nimitz-class carrier.
Thus the power generated by the Gerald R. Ford-class carrier would amount to 687.5 MW (thermal).
Two thorium nuclear reactors for either of the China’s PLAN 004 or 005 aircraft carrier would power with 746 -megawatt; and would be more powerful than the two reactors installed on a Gerald R Ford-class carrier. So what is stopping China from installing their next carriers with thorium nuclear reactors?
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Three US marines killed!
ABC News • August 27, 2023 // RT News
Three US marines killed, five in hospital, after Osprey aircraft crash on Melville Island
Authorities have confirmed three US marines have died in an aircraft crash on the Tiwi Islands, north of Darwin, as recovery efforts continue.
Key points:
- Twenty-three US personnel were on board an MV-22B Osprey when it crashed
- A Defence spokesperson said the “aircraft incident” occurred during Exercise Predators Run, which has been paused
- More than 2,500 troops from the US, Australia, Philippines, Timor-Leste and Indonesia are taking part in the exercise
Twenty-three personnel were on board an MV-22B Osprey when it crashed on the remote Melville Island, 60km off the coast from Darwin.
Five were taken to Royal Darwin Hospital in a serious condition.
The recovery efforts are ongoing.
“Those injured are 23 US Marine Corps [personnel] and we are doing everything we can to return them safely back to Darwin for treatment,” NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy said.
“Five marines have been returned to Darwin for treatment with the remaining being triaged at the scene.
“Additional police and defence personnel have been deployed to Melville Island to support operations, triage injured people and return them to Darwin and also maintain the crash scene while investigations continue.”
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