I'm ready to be out nerded

your heater vibrates just a tiny, tiny little bit as well as heating things up, meaning a very small percent is put into movement. Another is the light coming from it, however hard to see. That's about 97% efficiency.

stop being intelligent

nah

🤓🤓🤓 Many sources of energy involve boiling water at some step, including geothermal energy and fossil fuels. The difference is in what makes the heat to boil the water. Nuclear power plants produce heat through fission reactions in which uranium is split apart into lighter atoms, which releases heat but also radiation in the form of light.

Nuclear energy harnesses the power of atomic fission to generate electricity. In a nuclear power plant, uranium atoms are split, releasing heat and energy. This heat is used to boil water, creating steam that drives turbines connected to generators, producing electricity. Nuclear energy is safe as long as the uranium is safely handled and the plant doesn't overheat, because that would cause uranium atoms to spread across nearby infrastructure.

English: Metal go split, make hot, water go hot, water become steam, steam power turbines. If metal plant go boom, bad bad, death death.

You're correct The reason why Chernobyl blew up is because well poor maintenance but if we manage everything well safe energy

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also I am all for nuclear energy, everyone thinks its horrible but no its extremly safe

if handled properly and by complete idiots

Actually it's actually one of the most safest and most efficient sources of energy we can still get but everyone's being stupid it doesn't want to transfer to it and that energy can last for hundreds of years

Yeah but it's the safest and cleanest energy source

I just made a simplified joke about the water being part of the process

b dum

idk what thats means but okay

then bolt it down to keep it still and get one that doesn’t have a light or just remove the light and replace it with something else

you cant thats not how it works

Underrated

Most electric heat pumps have a 300 to 400% efficiency when it comes to heating things up

That means its still not 100%

oha diyon

Movement, Sound

NAH

Resistive heaters are 100% efficient per massive Youtube channel Technology Connections

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Definitely by me just chatgpt