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JoseBalow

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8. Thanks for explaining that

Reply to NNadir (Reply #7)

Sat Aug 24, 2024, 03:49 PM

Aug 2024

I've always been amazed the volume of water being collected and stored. I had heard that they were running out of room to store it, and thought "hey, just open the cap and let it dry out."

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Thanks! blue sky at night Aug 2024 #1

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Thanks again... blue sky at night Aug 2024 #3

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In theory, I don't think it would have made much difference to have done it that way, evaporation, but... NNadir Aug 2024 #7

Thanks for explaining that JoseBalow Aug 2024 #8

when I first started reading your posts, I was a sceptic WhiteTara Aug 2024 #4

The people who built our nation's first reactors were highly competent and remarkable scientists and engineers. NNadir Aug 2024 #5

sorry it took so long to respond to your post WhiteTara Aug 2024 #9

No problem. I wish your true love a speedy and full recovery. NNadir Aug 2024 #10

thanks NNadir WhiteTara Aug 2024 #11