>What about nuclear? Aren't most its operating costs well known today?
>Why aren't "we" (and by "we", I mean everyone, not just this list)
>talking more about nuclear power in light of the oil spill?
Well, nuclear is a good replacement for coal and natural gas, and not so
good of one for oil.
On 06/14/2010 07:51 PM, Dan Minette wrote:
SBSP will get into that range if there is a way to get transport to
GEO down into the $100 per kg or less range.
Which I think will happen when Star Wars works. :-) In the field of
synthetic biology prices have been falling a factor of two per year fo
>
> On a personal level (and not nearly on the same scale as the
> folks in the Gulf area), my extended family is scheduled to
> hold a reunion on the beach at Destin, Florida. We are anxiously
> watching to see if we are going to be oiled out. It's a pain,
> especially as I've been looking forwar
