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Registrace 14. 04. 2009
Cockrell School of Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin.
Fall 2009 Commencement Speech, Thomas Baker - 1 of 3
Tom Baker, Chairman Emeritus of Energy Future Holdings Corporation gives the commencement speech at the Cockrell School Fall 2009 Commencement Ceremony.
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Fall 2009 Commencement Speech, Thomas Baker - 2 of 3
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Tom Baker, Chairman Emeritus of Energy Future Holdings Corporation gives the commencement speech at the Cockrell School Fall 2009 Commencement Ceremony.
Fall 2009 Commencement Speech, Thomas Baker - 3 of 3
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Tom Baker, Chairman Emeritus of Energy Future Holdings Corporation gives the commencement speech at the Cockrell School Fall 2009 Commencement Ceremony.
What Does the Future of Energy Look like to You?
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Together, let's create a cleaner tomorrow. Share your ideas with us. Our greatest natural resource is you - www.iamthenaturalresource.org
What is Carbon Sequestration?
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While alternative energy resources are being developed, fossil fuels will continue to meet a large fraction of global energy demand for the foreseeable future. As a complement to improving energy efficiency and using current energy resources intelligently, carbon sequestration offers a new set of options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Sequestration is one of the few options that will al...
Cockrell School of Engineering Dedication Video - Part 1
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Cockrell School of Engineering Dedication Video - Part 1
Cockrell School of Engineering Dedication Video - Part II
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Cockrell School of Engineering Dedication Video - Part II
Scholarship Program Promo
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Promotional Video for the Scholarship Program at the University of Texas Cockrell School of Engineering
Engineering Diversity
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A short film to promote the Equal Opportunity in Engineering Program (EOE) at the UT Austin Cockrell School of Engineering. Synopsis: In a genetic engineering research laboratory operated by a powerful institution, The University, an assembly line of identical humanoids travels down a conveyor belt toward a machine that distributes diplomas. A young Hispanic woman infiltrates the facility and r...
Longhorn Energy Funhouse: Biogas for Home Heating
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Longhorn Energy Funhouse: Biogas for Home Heating
Wind Shear Force Distribution in Modern Home Construction
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Wind Shear Force Distribution in Modern Home Construction
Jim Scott - EAB Address for the UT Austin Capital Campaign
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Jim Scott - EAB Address for the UT Austin Capital Campaign
What Starts Here - Cockrell School of Engineering
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What Starts Here - Cockrell School of Engineering
Introduction by Dean Gregory L. Fenves - UT Austin Cockrell School of Engineering
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Introduction by Dean Gregory L. Fenves - UT Austin Cockrell School of Engineering
Oil Well Pumpjack showing a cross-section of its gearbox
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Oil Well Pumpjack showing a cross-section of its gearbox
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its so cool to think that happens FASTER then light, one of very few ways we can achieve ftl speeds
Herringbone
The forbidden hot tub
I’ve been trying to find a video that makes sense for a while. Thank you!
Finally a video that explains the mechanics. Thank you
A brilliant, simple design that probably works maintenance-free for decades 👍
"Alright, that was cool!" lol
When I turn on the switch key here at home.
Hook em horns Texas fight ou sucks and tech sucks and aggies sucks
Why the oil changes color?
its a artiistic choice for the animation just to show you where the high and low pressure is
is that a subcritical reactor ?
Man..I thought it was Gus,s superlab for a minute.
I remember Half-life at the start of the game :D
Don't know why, but I thought about Unforseen Consequences :D
I love how the glow is volumetric and doesn't cast any shadows. It looks unbelievable and unnatural.
Reactor from 0:00 to 0:11 : Reactor at 0:11: czcams.com/video/BinWA0EenDY/video.html
Forbidden jacuzzi
Our rejection of Nuclear power was a massive mistake, and the environment has payed dearly for it as we continue to rely on fossil fuels for our electricity
The radiation levels in that core might be 50.000 roentgen or more
And a second firing. czcams.com/video/orNP1wMmPK4/video.html
And a third. czcams.com/video/jFAH_un1iqg/video.html
It's Pennywise's deadlights
I don’t see how you can tell that from here. what we can’t see we can’t know. GET US OVER THAT BUILDING
How nerds get their rocks off!
Idk why i feel chills when seeing these blue lights it scares me so much
They aren’t lights, it’s radiation
It goes prompt-critical in 50ms, then criticallity drops (to normal levels). Why does it drop itself?
*Ten years go by* CZcams: *YeEt*
I feel like im getting radiation poisoning just by watching this
You wouldn't get any radiation poisoning if you were not in the pool.
The fact that that glow is radiation still surprises me. Damn
720p for a 2009 video. Quite unique..
looks stable
3.6 roentgen Not great, not terrible.
You are delusional.
*S E N D H I M T O T H E I N F I R M A R Y !*
That's just equivalent of a chest X-ray
How? Raising the rods so fast? And what are the rods made of? boron?
AFAIK, in that type of reactor, the rods (usually a single rod - the reactor is already on the edge of criticality) are pneumatically ejected from the core.
3.6 roentgen. Not great, not terrible.
It’s also the maximum reading on low level dosimeters! They have us the number they had!
It’s only 3.6 roentgen. I’m told it’s the equivalent of a chest x Ray
I know what you've been watching ha ha
Thrilling
Alex Jones brought me here LOL
So this is how a Vavilov-Tcherenkov effect looks like. Interesting.
@Auto5k Well it depends your native language (ex: Chernobyl/Cherenkov - Tchernobyl/Tcherenkov).
If there's ever a gamma ray burst close enough to affect our atmosphere, this is what the sky would look like as well as any metal object like a bridge or machinery.
Sarah. what on Earth are you talking about?
what would happen if you fell in that pool?
Truthfully? Nothing at all. Best not to be up close and personal with the reactor core when it's actually live but the dozen or so feet of water between it and the surface is more than enough to shield you from stray neutrons etc.
Is this a real thing?
i cant imagine if the storage has a problem that can release a large amount of co2 like a tragedy on the Cameron where co2 bubbled up from a volcanic crater
Is that what happened to the scientist that "Tickle the tail of the Dragon? I forgot his name it was like 1945 in New Mexico
Yes. There were two "demon core" victims: Harry Daghlian and later Louis Slotin in two different accidents involving the same spherical piece of plutonium.
wow and it's blue not green
Cherenkov radiation is blue.
prntscr.com/kg6es1 damn boy
Pas cool!
That is A MASSIVE GIGANTIC TERABYTE of radiation
What do you understand by the word radiation?
Behold Atom's power and glow
No wonder godzilla's atomic breath is mostly shown as blue
My grandma did the same s hit back in 1974 with camera flash bulbs. To this day I can't see outta my left eye!!! Love you Granny