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If they can build satellites with nuclear reactors why not vehicles?
Assuming one can afford the $19,000,000.00 price tag of course...
Satellites don't get into wrecks with minivans. In addition you'll need a license from the NRC. Think these things through a little. This makes less than no sense.
Wow, now there is a naive statement. Thorium 232 is about as safe as Uranium 238, but a thorium reactor has all the radiation dangers of a uranium reactor. In a thorium reactor it's actually uranium 233 that provides the bulk of the fissionable material.
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