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American child Jackson Osault, now 14, has become the youngest person in the world to have successfully created a nuclear reactor, according to the British newspaper "Le gardien".
The quoted newspaper "The conglomerate research on open source fission, a group of amateurs, says that the baby Jackson Osault has managed to create Nuclear reactor In his room when he was 12 years old.
She explained that the bloc recognized the nuclear success of Jackson, a child from the city of Memphis, Tennessee, pointing out that he had done so in January 2018.
Jackson said that he had made significant progress during his month in his nuclear project and that he had obtained useful results.
Jackson pointed out that he was in the playroom at his home for Nuclear laboratory It contains $ 10,000 worth of equipment that consumes 50,000 volts of electricity to heat the deuterium.Heavy hydrogenAnd this cuts the core and causes the production of energy.
He explained that the beginning was to know the achievements of other nuclear reactors, then to list the material to be acquired and managed to buy them through "Ebay Site .. to find out later that some of the parts that I'm doing. I have purchased not required for the project, so I have modified to be able to do what I want to do for my project. "
His father, who works for the medical equipment company Chris Osault, told American newspaper "USA Today" "I think there was not much faith in what Jackson did, but this conviction disappeared when they saw it with their own eyes. "
However, some scientists still doubt the Jackson nuclear reactor until an official organization or body can verify it and publish it in a scientific journal.
In the meantime, the child Taylor Wilson, who works in research, remains Energy Now nuclear, he achieves a documented feat and has succeeded when he had reached the age of 14 years.
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The 14-year-old American child, Jackson Oswalt, is today the youngest person in the world to have successfully built a nuclear reactor, according to the Guardian.
The paper quoted the open source fission research group, a group of amateurs, stating that Jackson Ossett was able to build a nuclear reactor in his room at the age of 12.
She explained that the bloc recognized the nuclear success of Jackson, a child from the city of Memphis, Tennessee, pointing out that he had done so in January 2018.
Jackson said that he had made significant progress during his month in his nuclear project and that he had obtained useful results.
Jackson said he turned his home's gambling hall into a 10,000-dollar nuclear facility that consumes 50,000 volts of electricity to heat deuterium (heavy hydrogen). ), crack the core and produce energy.
He explained that the beginning was to know the performance of other nuclear reactors, then list the equipment to acquire and buy through the eBay site. I want to do for my project. "
"I think Jackson did not believe much in what Jackson did, but that belief disappeared when they saw it with his own eyes," said his father, who works for medical equipment company Chris Osault. .
However, some scientists still doubt the Jackson nuclear reactor until an official organization or body can verify it and publish it in a scientific journal.
In the meantime, Taylor Wilson, who is now a researcher in the field of nuclear energy, is the one who has documented success and who has succeeded at the age of 14 years.
