The Atom & Us - A Love Story? | Free Documentary History

The Atom & Us - A Love Story? | History Documentary
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Take an action-packed tour through the history of one of the most controversial subjects of the 20th century - nuclear power - as told by those who experienced it first-hand. Focusing on events in the US, UK, France and Germany, it charts its social and political development from the early days of post-war atomic euphoria, through to the struggling ‘nuclear renaissance’ of the present day.
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One of the most controversial subjects of the 20th century - nuclear power - as told by those who experienced it first-hand. Focusing on events in the US, UK, France and Germany, this documentary charts the social and political development from the early days of post-war atomic euphoria, through to the struggling 'nuclear renaissance' of the present day.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

💯👏

[@spacecadet60]

I have joined the children of atom, and am ready for the great division! Hail Atom!

[@jaeweld19]

And we shall bathe in it's light.

[@spacecadet60]

@@jaeweld19 glory to Atom! 😆👍

[@Patriot-hz8xk]

Nuclear power is amazing, and we have learned all the potential dangers of them, so now the modern plants are much safer!!!

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

In 2016, the U.S. Energy Information Administration projected for its "base case" that world nuclear power generation would increase from 2,344 terawatt hours (TWh) in 2012 to 4,500 TWh in 2040. Most of the predicted increase was expected to be in Asia. As of 2018, there over 150 nuclear reactors planned including 50 under construction. In January 2019, China had 45 reactors in operation, 13 under construction, and planned to build 43 more, which would make it the world's largest generator of nuclear electricity. As of 2021, 17 reactors were reported to be under construction.

[@MomentsInTrading]

Does this channel make these documentaries, or are these old documentaries that you obtain somewhere? Just curious. I just found this channel and really like it.

[@oimate3]

old docs that they upload. many channels do this

[@FreeDocumentaryHistory]

We license documentaries from filmmakers and distributors and we also produce in-house. Comparable to what Neflix does, if you will.

[@Kardashev1]

Great doc, hard to say what the future is going to be.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Great documentary 💯👏

[@roystonboodoo7525]

Good historical recap.

[@ken15cia]

A president announce nuclear power.. asking in who’s pit him into place.. it would be great of we could recycle or try to re-vent it..

[@gonzoxp]

Of course we had to focus on Japan. We had to atone for our sin for what we did to them. Yes it ended the war, but they were a country in need, and the U.S. made the right decision to teach them that anything nuclear can be used for good as well. Great documentary.

[@danwolf307]

Ralph Nader is unsafe at any speed!

[@munroborisenko7278]

As usual Canada is not mentioned. In Ontario about 50% of our power is from nuclear. You can't cover up all the farm land with solar panels. And these wind mill things cost millions each and there is concern that infra sound from these wind mills damage the health of people living nearby.

[@donniedowner1686]

Global warming? Haha.

[@oimate3]

If global warming was a thing, the elites would be selling off all their beach front property. Once they do that maybe I will take notice. Til then its just a scam

[@PavlovsDog-yf1wu]

Living in denial? Haw haw!

[@Johnny-w15]

Am sure all them soldiers and servicemen from USA and uk who suffered at the hands of the Japanese in the Second World War especially on the death march, were not concerned how the Japanese publics feelings were over atomic power 👌👌👌👌

[@conradsieber7883]

They keep saying they can do it safely and they keep failing...

[@conradsieber7883]

Opposed to nuclear power then and opposed now. Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, Fukushima...