how to develop a UAV's which runs on nuclear technolgy?
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why nuclear why not solar. NASA had a solor UAV years ago.
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tips about building your own RC helicopter?\nREFER\n       http://www.angelfire.com/blues/heli_project/\nhere in this site all have been explaned well and models have been shown
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we have them now.  submarines run on nuke power with an onboard reactor.  there are plenty of solar powered devices.  calculators come to mind.
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Nuclear Powered Space Missions - Past and Future by Regina Hagen 11/8/98 \n\nhttp://www.space4peace.org/ianus/npsmlit.htm\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/exploration/futurespaceflight/nuclearpower.shtml\n\nhttp://www.spacedaily.com/reports/BoeingLed_Team_to_Study_NuclearPowered_Space_Systems.html\n\nhttp://sciencepolicy.colorado.edu/prometheus/archives/space_policy/000476space_science_and_nu.html
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I work with a couple of these guys.  Pretty cool job.  A UAV is usually just a remote control airplane with a video camera, but they sometimes have rockets or missiles attached to them as well.\n\nThey are mostly used to take pictures of land to confirm or deny the presence of opposing military forces, displaced civilians like refugees, or to check the availability of routes.  While that might not sound like it translates to civilian job skills, it really does.\n\nPart of your job is the deconfliction of airspace, because you can't actually see your UAV when it is flying.  With US airspace being as crowded as it is, people with skills in airspace deconfliction are in high demand.  Additionally, your expertise in payloads can help with jobs that are completely unrelated to aerospace.  To top it off, you will be required to get a security clearance, which shows employers you are extremely trustworthy.  The security clearance alone is a prized item on your resume for the more competitive industries that are the most susceptable to industrial espionage like microcomputing, biotech, and similar industries.
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They haven't yet.  They've only produced low grade enriched uranium which, right now, could only be used to generate electricity.\n\nBut they are real close....
201530
Attach a falcon to the prototype.. Think it will fly high! :-)
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Plenty of jobs. Like building and designing new planes. You also get to work with Airforce. Lots of engineering positions too. You can also be working a satellite.
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all depends on your server and whats available\n\neg   cold fusion, php
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Check the link below (sorry Yahoo doesn't like long links so joint the 2 together)\n\nGet training if you aren't already experienced or u are goign to bounce ... its not as easy as it looks .\n\nBlue skies
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free fall bombs, laser guided bombs and JDAM
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We all know that if they have the nuclear tech the bomb will be used to destroy many people....if they are really concerned  about energy (especially electrical) solar energy will be great for that part of the world...I am sure the U.S.A will help in this project.
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Machines run on nuclear and solar power already. Both nuclear and solar power are being converted to electricity right now. Nuclear power is harnessed at plants like the one where Homer Simpson works. \n\nSolar power can be harnessed with solar panels like the ones you find on calculators.\n\nThey sell solar lights at Wall-mart, that contain rechargeable batteries. They charge during the day keep a light on night. Cheap too.\n\nAny machine that uses batteries can run on nuclear or solar power.\n\nTip: You can run your cell phone on solar power after the battery is dead just place it in the sun you can get enough power to make one last call, in less then an hour.
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If North Korea develops the technology to do this - we will simply accelerate the development of the THAAD missile system.\n\nOne thing you have to remember is that all US weapons get bad press and are denounced as 'failures' - until the are used in combat and demonstrate that they not only work, they are actually better than we were admitting.\n\nLook up the history of 'troubled' US weapons that everybody said were junk right until they stomped  the enemy flat.  (M1 tank, F15, F16, M2 Bradley, cruise missile, GPS bomb etc.)
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I've seen this done for a senior project and it worked out well. You could build a remote controlled device (car, airplane, robot, etc) connect to it through a WIFI signal. You’ll need a control board as well as a WIFI receiver (I suggest WIFI because it’s an easy signal to ramp up over a large area). Then control the device using say a web interface then it would be easy to control from say a PDA. If you’re really ambitious you could also write a mini phone application and use it call into your server station (you'll need a receiver app or module for that) to control the device by phone. \nAlso consider \nStreaming video with this\nAlso if you use phone, make sure you have enough throughput on the line.\nAlso ensure that whatever connection you decide to use has very little lag, you may have to make up for such short comings in your code \nGood Luck and have fun
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Here is an idea.\nCompare power supplies by weight, volume and power density using various batteries.\n\nThere are many batteries on the market now, so it might be very educational for you and anyone looking at your project.\n\nConsider using the following batteries:\nLead acid battery\nLithium-ion battery\nLithium ion polymer battery\nNickel-cadmium battery\nNickel metal hydride battery\nMolten salt battery\nSilver-oxide battery\nWater-activated batteries used in radiosondes\n\nYou could compare different AA batteries of different types and costs.\n\nA good starting point for references on batteries is on Wikipedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batteries\n\nYou might even be able to get a small prototype fuel cell if you ask to work with a battery manufacturer, a research company, or someone like NASA.\n\nYou should start thinking of what kind of a hypothesis you could write to kick of the experiment.  Hint: Don't worry if your experiment fails and you fail to prove your hypothesis. Sometimes the best experiments are failures!\n\nHope this helps!
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http://science.howstuffworks.com/nuclear-bomb.htm