← Back to context Comment by ozyschmozy 4 hours ago Not geothermal I would think? 3 comments ozyschmozy Reply tombert 1 hour ago Actually thinking back I think he might have said "nuclear fission and geothermal". This was months ago. 3form 3 hours ago Arguably nuclear fission in this case. pfdietz 2 hours ago Geothermal is not nuclear fission. It's some combination of primordial heat from the formation of the Earth (which was gravitational energy) and radioactive decay (which is distinct from fission).
tombert 1 hour ago Actually thinking back I think he might have said "nuclear fission and geothermal". This was months ago.
3form 3 hours ago Arguably nuclear fission in this case. pfdietz 2 hours ago Geothermal is not nuclear fission. It's some combination of primordial heat from the formation of the Earth (which was gravitational energy) and radioactive decay (which is distinct from fission).
pfdietz 2 hours ago Geothermal is not nuclear fission. It's some combination of primordial heat from the formation of the Earth (which was gravitational energy) and radioactive decay (which is distinct from fission).
Actually thinking back I think he might have said "nuclear fission and geothermal". This was months ago.
Arguably nuclear fission in this case.
Geothermal is not nuclear fission. It's some combination of primordial heat from the formation of the Earth (which was gravitational energy) and radioactive decay (which is distinct from fission).