Nuclear Fission Animation for Science

This is my first animation in Blender, a 3d modeling program. It shows a neutron hitting Uranium, which then splits into Xenon and Strontium, releasing 3 neutrons in the process. The video is for my Energy Panel for Science.

If you want the .blend files, PM me and I'll post them on a sharing service.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• nuclear
• fission
• animation
• science
• blender
• 3d
• model
• reactor

[shubs64]

@christjmnm wat is there to laugh abt??

[edwinacorrao]

Darn, this is EXCELLENT!!

[inventbyboonchai]

I think that my invention " Brownian Motion Model (New technic for future) " can be applied to Nuclear Fission Model and no need Animation. Let 's see it by click inventbyboonchai under this comment.

[SpaceTime4D]

@lionsforlyons You mean (U-235)-(U-235) fusion? The Coloumb barrier between the two nuclei would make this highly inefficient. Not to mention that unless a neutron hits into one of the U-235 atoms, nothing would happen. Actually, such a fusion hasn't been tried yet, I don't believe. They could be doing it at the LHC, but I'm not sure.

[christjmnm]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA­HAHAHAHAHAHA xD

[jinevil22]

is nuclear power have any End ???