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Everything around you is built from atoms. Almost all of them are stable and stay whole forever. But a few heavy atoms — like a particular form of uranium called uranium-235 — are unstable enough that when a stray neutron bumps into their n
Grid planners building toward net-zero targets face a structural problem that renewable capacity alone does not solve: variability. Solar and wind deliver low-cost, low-carbon electrons, but their output tracks weather and daylight, not dem