[SuziQ]

I pinged my hubby, and sent a link to all three articles to our youngest son who is fascinated with all things nuclear energy, but especially small generators. He’s been following E-Cat, and he’s also interested in the LFTR technology. We’ve been trying to get him to change his major from Computer Sci. to Nuclear Engineering, but he (and probably rightly so) figures that that major is tied up with all the big stuff rather than the small tech.

[lkco]

I pinged my hubby, and sent a link to all three articles to our youngest son who is fascinated with all things nuclear energy, but especially small generators. He’s been following E-Cat, and he’s also interested in the LFTR technology. We’ve been trying to get him to change his major from Computer Sci. to Nuclear Engineering, but he (and probably rightly so) figures that that major is tied up with all the big stuff rather than the small tech.

I sent the links to my oldest son, who is very interested in all the E-Cat stuff. He's still in high school (will be senior this year) and wants to be a theoretical physist ... someone has to do it.

[lkco]

I pinged my hubby, and sent a link to all three articles to our youngest son who is fascinated with all things nuclear energy, but especially small generators. He’s been following E-Cat, and he’s also interested in the LFTR technology. We’ve been trying to get him to change his major from Computer Sci. to Nuclear Engineering, but he (and probably rightly so) figures that that major is tied up with all the big stuff rather than the small tech.

I sent the links to my oldest son, who is very interested in all the E-Cat stuff. He's still in high school (will be senior this year) and wants to be a theoretical physist ... someone has to do it.