Gravitas | China's Nuclear Battery innovation could make 'charging' a thing of the past | WION
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Beijing-based startup, Betavolt has come up with an innovative nuclear battery. Promising an unprecedented 50-year lifespan without the need for charging or maintenance, this compact atomic energy battery seemingly has the potential to revolutionise various industries and the future of charging personal devices.
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This is the first time I have received positive reporting from you about China after following you for years. Please keep it up as more and more viewers are turning away from mainstream news like CNN and turn to you for alternative news.
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First time this channel is not lying about China.
Every time there is a positive news, you guys say first time.. Innovation is celebrated and China is world class no doubt
And we are still running Hindu/Muslim ki dukan 🙏
this channel is worse then CNN...check their hindi channel zee news...😅
if this is true it be a massive win for china and its developers
These types of batteries have existed for a long time and have been used in many satellites, this isn't solely a China invention. These batteries produce a very very low current, meaning you would need a huge pile of them to produce enough wattage for your phone to operate. It is either that or you pack more radioactive material in there which increases the risk hazard, having a radiation hazard sitting beside your crotch is probably not the best idea
Even if it causes some level of pollution at the time of recycling it is still a BIG WIN, if it lasts even a decade under constant use. This simply means no mess for the next few decades, that's good enough for me.
Nonsense. Read about the pollution and contamination one Curie of Ni-63 can cause.
If its true its actually really revolutionary
It's not
@@tripledsm3195how do you know
Yes, true your space rover that barely lasted a day and went dead can use this battery so can last like 100 years or something.
It's not true. This will never be sold to the public for it contains much to high levels of nuclear substances. It's very odd no one in the media even mention it.
😂😂😂 science or technology inki smjh s bhar h ye battry 20 saal purani h or inki energy bohot jada km hoti h or ye kabhibhi kisibhi smartphone ya computer to power nhi kr skti evs 😂😂😂 uski baat to sochnabhi paap h abhi . Is battery ki power 100ųw(0.0001w) h is s to bhai kuch bhi nhi chlare .
We should stand with China and solve issues 😅
Radiostopic batteries has been around for decades, it is the power source for the Voyagers and the Curiosity Rovers.
N there is a reason they are not mass produced for consumer goods. Demand cannot be met.
There will be news like ,
1. ' Mobile battery blasts, ten building collapsed'
2. ' Terrorist attack using batteries'
No, that's not how that works. You need extremely fissile material that is brought to its critical mass for it to detonate. The amount of accuracy and power required to get an extremely fissile material like uranium-238 to get crushed enough to start a chain reaction is mind-boggling. Meaning there is absolutely no chance a tiny battery with beta decay can turn into a miniature nuke.
On the other hand it on the other hand it is a radioactive material that produces extremely low amperage, if people wanted to cause problems with other folks they could spread this radioactive material in unsuspecting places to increase the likelihood of their enemy developing a cancer, but that likelihood is very small.
“If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” - Some Genius
With these batteries, electric vehicles make so much sense!
Depends on the weight, it gives 1 watt energy.
If this battery is 2 times as heavy with the same wattage as a EV battery it doesn't make sense at all.
Nah fr
This is only the beginning
This battery will last decades or centuries, but the output is measured in microwatts or milliwatts. It is suitable for things that consume tiny amounts of power. In conjunction with a capacitor or battery it could also be suitable for something that consumes very little most of the time but could need to provide a burst of high power, like a smoke alarm. It is not suitable for a mobile phone or for an electric vehicle.
what is the stock symbol?
You are doing great China
What will be it's environmental impact during manufacturing
Who cares 😂
We manufacture then use environment things only 😂😂we can't import from galaxies
a good find towards energy independence....
It is not for smart phone. It for micro electric devices
I am cautiously optimistic..
What about the gazette where battery inserted will they last for 50 years?
Imagine this tech in EV cars ... This will be a game changer for the environment as well !!
no, the energetic density is simply way too low, unless you also want to get cancers. Beta radiation batteries essentially trade power for ultra long durations.
This Tech has existed for a long time and has been used in many satellites, the problem with these is that they produce very little amperage and if you wish to have more amperage you would have to use even more lethal radioactive material. Having a car loaded with this is not the greatest of ideas, you can only imagine in 20 years going into a scrap yard having to use a radiation suit. Or after a catastrophic accident having radioactive materials strewn about
You do know that 63Ni is roughly 200 bucks a curie... Assuming you could drop a grand on it, the diamond photodiodes aren't cheap either, it would have around 250mCi on each one and those cost about 50 a piece in 10,000 batch quantities each. A 50 curie battery would use 100 or 200 of these stacked back to back. Im almost certain that these are a stock pump, and any engineering samples are likely lithium iodine solid state batteries that give similar output for a couple decades. A stronger isotope such as Sr90 would give much better output if coated on a bismeuth telluride scattering layer that would dump lots more electrons in
Its their new idea to implant a miniature atomic bomb on every mobile phone 🤣🤣
Negative thinking 😂
Brainwashed bot
Not just phone,it coould be ground breaking for Drones having limited flight time due to battery
Hope it’s true will be great on EV
No doubt here…
😊
If it explodes, what will be the extent of damage
🤣🤣🤣
50 lakh crore miles
1/3rd of China
Woah good job Chinese Scientist.
The gravity of how much of my stuff wouldn't need battery replacement just kicked in.
That is an example of fantastic innovation, especially in the medical field if it can work with pacemakers and such ❤
i need this on my phone
Excellent news great breakthrough
This is cool innovation you know. It can't be market over here in USA.
Hawei didnt sell in usa but made global sale. U.S. is not only the world
USA doesn't deserve it
Thats the same battery that powers the terminator robot 😂
This betavolt battery cost roughly $5000 each. It generate 100 µW at 3 volt. A smart phone requires roughly 5 watt, which is roughly 50,000 betavolt batteries. It will cost roughly 250 million dollars to power a smart phone with betavolt batteries.
Even if this battery promise to be everything it claims it to be. Its still be too expensive to be used in every day devices because radioactive material is not something very easy to come by. It takes tremendous effort to mine only few grams of radioactive material. So it limits Its usage to scientific and research purpose only or few exceptions here and there
This isn't new. Look up betavoltaic battery which has been around since the 1970s. The only thing the company has done is use diamond as the semi-conductor junction which might hold promise. All the same, these batteries won't be powering smartphones (let alone drones) any time soon as you need way too many of them to get the amperes needed to power modern devices. They can however be used as a means to trickle-charge conventional Li-On batteries in devices so you won't have to plug them in to wall sockets as often. That would still be very cool if done.
Aaj se 6,7 sal pehle mene ek friend ko bola tha ki mobile ki battery aisi kyu nahi banate jo ek bar charge kare or ek weak tak chale taki weak me ek hi bar charge karna pade , lekin ye battery to kabhi charge hi nahi karni padegi gajjab invention hai 😂
Is ko mobile ke liye implement karne me aur 10 sal lagega 😂😂😂
So they deside to power phone with nuke before cars 😑😑😑
100% pure chynesium
Well done...
now at 50 yr old i dont mind little radiation no more kid . i do like 50 yr life battery . good job
Radiation targets are not selective of your reproductive organs; the rest of your body is also effected. That is why such batteries have not been approved anywhere yet. The were always known but were only used for space crafts which did not return to earth; where they can be radiated at will.
Battery manufacturers will definitely try their best not to make yhat happen, just like what they did to light bulbs .
What happened to light bulbs
@@okechukwukamalu3244light bulbs had originally have very long life span, , but it was not profitable for manufaturers, so they created what we have now... Very short LS, so they can sell more...
How do they know it will hold a charge for 50 years if it was just perfected? I am sure if this is real, it will take years to perfect.
There is something called Mathematics. In simple term if you have 1 lakh liter water tank and connect to a tap discharge one liter per day then the tank will serve for 1 lakh days or 273 years. U don't have to wait for 373 years to see the result.
Nuke batteries is not a new concept. Its been around for a while. Which is why even electric vehicles shall have them... the improvements have long been thought of.
If you get a chance watch the cartoon show 'The Jetsons', its very futuristic, has robots, and technology too.
hmm,but is it that straightforward as water tank?@@DineshTwanabasu
our clothes need to be lead lined.
Needed revolution for mobiles and cars.
This battery make AI humanoid robot real
Saw something similar in Rick and Morty, y'all remember that episode in which Morty's arm grew so damn big?
( In that episode, Rick was tryna steal the green emerald that generates energy.)
At least we are thankful for our chargeable phone batteries
Would you as a private individual ride in a nuclear powered car knowing fully well that even the slightest of negligence can make it your last ride.
Cars are killing people as we speak anyway
🎉 great
Real life arc reactor
❤
Good thing is non radio active and fire resistant. Game changing. We need to support this as rival companies will try not to allow coz it will take their business away. But disruptive innovation is what we need not want.
Hands down to China for this invention. This will revolutionized the battery industry. I hope the west will not copy it and claim as if their own😅.
This tech has been available since 1913, most NASA rovers use atomic & betavoltaic batteries. The cost of these are extremely high leaving it nonviable for consumer use. China did a marketing stunt as nuclear batteries are in their focused growth agenda policy and every year the country should show some progress to the supreme leader.
The US sold the rights to this tech to China in the 80s
The US sold the rights to this tech to China in the 80s
The US sold the rights to this tech to China in the 80s
The US sold the rights to this tech to China in the 80s
A mini nuclear reactor right next to my head. Yeah, that's what I need. NOT!!!
Danger if your phone blast
Is it radiation free
😂 and we have Gober power battery which last upto 1000 Years 🔋⚡That chinese battery have life of only 50 years and having 2.5 Crore Mah.
Very interesting revolutionary idea. If it's true. Will wait to see how it performs during the pilot test period though. Apart from the safety issues, I'm curious to know how the company is going to monetize the product. How does a company make profit from a long lasting product? Consumers need to think about this perspective as well.
And just like that, no more flying with your phone, cancer cases to the roof, etc etc
Kudos.......
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE PHONE BLOWS UP?
Battery manufacturers would have to close down,that can't be allowed.
Very soon, by looking at China's advancement in research and technologies, China would create a battery for our car that need not recharge for at least 10 years but China may by then has created floating boots that can take us to our destination without the need of car.
nuclear battery lasts 50 years. hmmm. interesting.
Nokia Left the chat😂
We are hearing about this technological break troughs all the time and then nothing happens !!!
Sounds good for my phone, 4wd set up and no need for solar panels. Could power your house too
Is this really a win for humanity? Only time will tell.
Safe,...remember,...this is the same country that told us there was no human-to-human infection of a certain disease. Oh,...and the cost is,...?
Tony Stark will love this :)
I think ISRO can use this battery for their rover in moon that didn't last even a day recently. I think they should buy Made In China, is better for them.
Lagta hai China ke jamai ho tum bhai ... isro ko kisi ki gyan ki zarurat nahi hai...they have sufficient people to help them aap ghar grasti mein dhyaan dijiye
It concern for humanity
What will happen if they explode? Current batteries release a lot of energy in form of fire when they explode, what about those ones?
It is not new technology and US and China had used these in spacecraft for many years. what the Chinese company done now is make it cheap, safe and affordable by the public. Good innovation. Can't wait !
India can buy 5000 such batteries and put them on India's next rover on the Moon.🌘
I am getting Fallout vibes
China is very smart
What about nuclear radiation and its effect on our health
How is that battery going to be disposed?
in the sea
@@godfreypoon5148 💀
Maybe apple was preparing for this 😂, no charger in box
China brilliant Goodjob 👍
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well big li-ion battery corporations have to jump 3m high from this message
Is this a necessity for your gadgets or just another example of over engineering? Who keeps their gadgets for 50 when 5 years from now a new model is coming out.
If you are really this stupid and clueless about the world around you, just refrain yourself from making comments on CZcams. A battery can have a variety of applications outside of the consumer electronic devices. Just for Eg. space exploration, robotics, military drones, healthcare devices, etc.
😂 may be not useful for our daily gadgets but definitely revolutionary invention for spaceship and other space programms.
RTG powered satellites has left the chat
Future technology 👍
If that's the case ,all indian companies would be gone
😮😮
Atleàst 5 years best 👍👍👍
Yeah but how do you dispose of something like that? Because they make stuff never think of how to dispose of it
This is why China made it and not India.
The Indian news channels seems to be more exited than the manufacturers and also have no idea about the remaining challenges.
All Indian news channels are like - yeah, the eternal battery is here and we have a new thing to talk about and we must be the first.
I have a phone that can fully charge withing 20 minutes.
Ni-63 costs $4000 USD per gram to produce. Keep on dreaming.
Can it be charged again if it dies in few years???????
Forgive us mother nature
such stories were heard by my grandfather,m still hearing those jokes.
I know how gamers like us feel😂😂😂😂...can't wait 😂😂😂😂
It will be so costly
Chernobyl in your pocket. Great!
Yes, the Chinese grapes🍇 are sour
No to that battery
Can't wait till my phone Oppenheims all over me
There is always a catch.
This report is a joke. These batteries aren't new. They can only produce up to 3 volts. They will not replace anything other than niche devices, pacemakers and watch batteries
conquerors will steal this, like what happened to gunpowder.