Chinese Nuclear Batteries: Deadly or Genius?

Better ask Tom Cruise.

". . . why?, it's because of the costs . . . .?"
Man, how often have I heard this in my lifetime? Countless times starting with:
"Color TV will forever stay a niche product for the rich, - because of the costs"
"There never will be such thing as a HOME COMPUTER - because of the costs"!
"Data storage will never be larger than a few MEGABYTES - because of the costs!" (and any ways, who will ever need more than 5 MBs?)
"USB? For private use? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣No way! - because of the costs"
"Graphics cards? Yeah, for scientific government funded super computers - because of the costs"
"Why would any one want a BEAMER at home? - because of the costs" (at that time the smallest projectors still costed 30T upwards)
"First Writeable CDs, and then later on Rewritable CDs/DVDs/double-layer/Blue-rays will never happen - because of the costs!"
"Processors won't get any lager than 1000 MHz - because of the costs!"
"HD Discs will never be larger than 1 TERABYTE - because of the costs"

. . . and on, and on, . . .

. . . and on!

Satanist yahudilerin dünyanın dört bir yanına sakladıkları içinde amerikan atom bombaları olan sandıklarına en az 50 yıl yetecek enerji sağlar bu. 👍

Büyük olasılıkla israilde üretildi bu uydu bağlantılı sandıklar oradan da amerikaya taşınıp hazırlandı. Sonra da dünyaya antartika ve amazonlar başta olmak üzere dağıtıldı.

Sandık dediğim içinde ateşleme düzeneği ve uydu bağlantısı var.

Türk istihbaratı Vestel'i kontrol et.

Böyle bir düzenek olduğunu biliyordum. Zira radyoaktif bataryalardan haberim var.

Is it dangerous or genius you forgot the option is it totally fake and it is. The claims they make vs reality is just not there. It's one of the many reasons science is having issues these days from the corruption of it's essence by the usual culprits. I decided to tackle this last year as a little weekend project not taking into consideration size or efficiency I only wanted to see if the concept worked with my own eyes. I also wanted to use betavoltaic semi conductors but I found it was difficult and expensive to make or obtain. And so time goes by because although it is simple science it is still science you need to learn and understand. I settled on this. 2 AA rechargeable batteries, a solar battery charger, 2 americium 241 sources, a switch, a 5v led light. Everything enclosed in a thin box. It's been a year and the batteries are still charging and the little light still glows. Should go until batteries or light deteriorate or in 420 years. Was it anti orgasmic and useless. Very much so.

It’s seems like product placement is taking more and more percentage of the actual video length which leads me to believe the main initial motive of the video was in fact a bonafide infomercial.

They are nothing than CGI.

Dont fall for Chinese Propaganda

Short answer: they will revolutionize everything. Game changer kinda stuff.

Depleted uranium thats very bad

You description is a plain bait, i expected link to the nuclear battery, not some cleaner robot :D

Couldn't the slowing of the beta particles create Bremsstrahlung radiation?

The words Chinese and Nuclear, don´t go well together.

Nuclear is healthy and good. Radiation it is very positive for living beings. So whatever this battery will be , will be very safe and good for health.

Beta!

100 micro watt , only 2500 USD.

Could a giant version be built to power ships and submarines? A all-electric ship or sub would be awesome. Lots of space could be saved. So much plumbing, turbines, steam machinery, etc. Could be eliminated plus the vessel would be much quieter.

No offence but alot of Chinese electric bikes are catching fire and there building infrastructure is really poor quality so can we trust a nuclear battery from China..no way...

This battery is really low power. But the first plane flew only 36 meters. And secondly, we don't use a phone or laptop all the time. During downtime, this battery can recharge the main battery, such as an ionistor.

Since 10 to 20 years, they are telling about new batteries, weekly. But i newer seen one. I think thats a running gag. It seems that physics cant be tricked. My guess for the next 5 or 10 years is a increase by same volume by a factor of 1.2 to 1.8. And thats it. Maybe for ever, when it needs 50 years for a complete new battery chemistry generation. I am not chemist. But my belly told me that. 😊😊😊😂

Does anybody calculate for fun, how long it takes to charge an iphone completely? Weeks? Months?years?

Robot vacuums and moping vacuums are so much junk I opened a repair shop for them. And make lots of money from people who think they work good they don't their not perfected at all. ANYTHING THAT SELLS RIGHT!!!

Was elon musk talking about using these batteries in the Tesla cars? Before they caught fire. In cases like this on a massive scale, would it be classed as a dirty bomb, even causing lung and other cancers among the population¿¿¿i

This is a real bad idea. There must be a working concept for recycling them before starting distribution of such things to the masses.

Uranium ion solid state ev battery 😅

The true path two Nuclear power Is the Zarconium battery not diamond.

why didnt you use your meter on the battery?

I think solar power is the logical way to go, and if its true that musk has a solar phone in the pipeline this will revolutinise the cell phone industry. Without the need for batteries.

So THIS is where Hunter was investing the Syndicates loot ?

People do not understand that not only ganma can irradiate but anything can.
A nuclear battery with low input is as safe as wifi with strong radioactive field.
I hear even visible light green can iradiate, look at laser green light and your eyes get iradiated.
Phone.s iradiate our ears even tho is not nuclear radiation.
UV is also bad is large quantities. So a nuclear batery with small input is as safe as a phone dial while keep it at your ear.

People that stay near 5g radio towers get severe iradiation even thou is not nuclear gamma.

If you amplify infrared enough you can get cancer from it by iradiation. And infrared carry way lower energy than gamma. Matter the amplification by electricity.

So its safe, until its damaged or in a landfill. if we ever got to the point of using these they would have to be heavily regulated and disposed of in a safe way. Personally i don't trust your average person to follow these rules.

But what if I eat the battery? HMMM????

Could this technology work better for a vehicle than a phone where the radiation leaking would be farther away from humans and the size of the battery could be large?

consider it a self charger instead of a battery. when you are not using the device, it is self charging. so say you get 10 hours of constant use, go to bed, it's charged for another 10 hrs in the morning

I would say a nuclear battery is safe made anywhere but China.

I want to see NDB's making light photons and computing on them. THEN I will be impressed.

The high pricetag is for government and aerospace... The problem is there are too many people that would run over their phones and Chuck them into the trash or worse just toss them out of the window. There would need to be a recycling benefit added to these like soda cans.

City labs video

I'm wondering if you had something about the size of what would fit into an iPhone made like that how long would that last and would it be feasible to use in a satellite

A 10 minute video, containing 5 minutes of oaid promotion..... Clickbait

This is a very good explanation of the nuclear battery 👍 i understand it much better now ,thanks.

i think rich people would pay $100,000 for a phone that doesn't need to be recharged.. but they may also buy a fridge cooler for camping.. a drone battery.. i can see rich people spending a few million just on devices with these batteries.. and one super major application would be light.. a flashlight that never dies.. even if it's not very strong.. it's a life saving device for campers.. sure you can just bring 3 of them with normal batteries but if we can get the price down to $200 then I might want a nuclear one.. because we forget.. and it's a hassle to recharge.. $200 small price really.. and maybe it uses a capacitor so it's self charging instead of always charged.. meaning you have an hour of use and then it recharges over 4 hours... even at night or on cloudy days.. with 4 of them you could always have light

Why is no one talking about the diamond batteries invented in Bristol

childish.