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Fissionary

Fissionary

著者： NEI
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概要

 Have you found yourself searching for answers to some of today’s most pressing questions like how to solve the climate crisis and secure our energy independence? Luckily, we have an answer for you—nuclear energy. But don’t just take it from us. Hear from experts, researchers, and influencers (and even a pageant queen!) from a variety of backgrounds as they envision a world powered by clean nuclear energy. Tune into Fissionary on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listenCopyright 2023 地球科学 科学
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  • How Nuclear Became a Design Trend With Alessandra Wood

    How Nuclear Became a Design Trend With Alessandra Wood
    2026/03/19

    What does nuclear energy have to do with your living room? More than you might think. In this episode of Fissionary, Mary and Jordan talk with design historian Alessandra Wood about how the Atomic Age reshaped the visual language of the 20th century. From starburst clocks to Sputnik chandeliers, the shapes and symbols of atomic science made their way into furniture, architecture, and everyday objects, transforming fear of new technology into a sense of optimism about the future.


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    Music used in this episode was created by Beat Mekanik
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    34 分
  • From Fallout to Futurism With Los Alamos National Lab

    From Fallout to Futurism With Los Alamos National Lab
    2026/03/05

    When a new technology changes the world overnight, culture feels it first.


    In this episode of Fissionary, Mary and Jordan sit down with historian Alan Carr and archivist Patty Templeton from Los Alamos National Laboratory to explore how the Atomic Age reshaped not just science, but culture. From the birth of the phrase “Atomic Age” to Godzilla, Googie architecture, Star Trek, and the nuclear rocket engines that almost took us to Mars, this conversation traces how fear, optimism, and imagination collided in the mid-20th century.


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    Music used in this episode was created by Beat Mekanik
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    32 分
  • How the Arctic Could Run on Nuclear With Gwen Holdmann

    How the Arctic Could Run on Nuclear With Gwen Holdmann
    2026/02/19

    What if turning on the lights wasn’t a given, but a daily question mark?


    In this episode of Fissionary, Mary and Jordan sit down with Gwen Holdmann, an engineer, energy researcher, and longtime off-grid Alaskan, about what energy access really means in some of the most remote places in the United States. Gwen shares what it was like to live for decades without reliable electricity, how fragile Alaska’s power systems really are, and why energy is about far more than convenience when heat can be a matter of survival.


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    Gwen’s Podcast: Closing The Gap


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    Music used in this episode was created by Beat Mekanik
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    31 分
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