Comments by "Michael Lenczewski" (@kayakMike1000) on "WATOP" channel.

  1. ​ @thecatcameback3921  I was a pirate on the mighty Saskatchewan. I was stealing wheat and barley, and all the other grain. But now winer is a coming and a chill is in the breeze, so my pirate days are over once the river starts to freeze!
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  2. So... Harsh winters but there's really global warming? How does warmth make an incredibly cold winter? Shouldnt glibal warming make the poles warmer?
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  3. Its pronounced /ˈsiːziəm/ Sea-zee-um.
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  4. NEW fuel rod is enriched to contain up to 5% uranium-235 (U-235) A used fuel rod has less than 1% fissile uranium and about 1% fissile plutonium. there's a bunch of other radioactive isotopes, cesium 137 and strontium 90 are the majority. these have a half life of around 30 years. so.... you take four steps back and 1 step forward.... I think plutonium fission and uranium fission reactions release slightly different amounts of energy, but its like a 5% difference... Note, though... the plutonium wasn't there BEFOR running that fuel rod assembly through the reactor... you could seal up a bunch of the nuclear waste in the hot end of a Stirling Engine no problem. I heard that the waste stay in the cooling pool for like ten years before they can go into dry storage... that waste heat must not be really worth the effort....
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  5. they're doing it wrong. they should be recycling these...
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  6. ​ @kertbert1  yeah, but Asians also eat dogs.
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  7. ​ @omshanti5885  try adding seasoning to mud.
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  8. ​ @mikerambles4719  ironically, there IS a sand shortage. Sharp edged sand is desirable for construction because it locks together. Desert sand won't do well. High grade silicon sand is mined for semiconductor industry.
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  9. It's wrong though.
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  10. ​ @laikanbarth  there was also a little ice age.
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  11. ​ @-wotiu_77  there were full on markets on the ice back then.
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  12. Really freaking unlikely.
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