Ziaullah Khan
Russian engineers have developed a nuclear nuclear battery which can provide energy for 100 years continuously, which can solve many of our problems, but the question is whether the radioactive battery would like to use the world?
Experts from the Technological Institute of Super Hard and novel Carbon Materials located in Moscow have developed this battery with a radioactive element, which is naturally beta disconnected and this process generates voltage (potential). That is why it is called Beta Voltage Battery.
Beta Voltic batteries are suitable for tasks where charging stays, including human body grinding and small satellites, but the question is whether they will be used safely or not?
In the preparation of these batteries, Russian experts have put out the nickel 63 IOSOTP for special semi-controller diodes, which is named shot key bearer. This barriers often change the current into a direct curry, ie, turning the trigger into a direct current.
The thickness of each of these is just two micro meters and it receives a full voltage of the in-depth IOSOTP voltage. It is estimated that 3300 mm hours of electricity can be obtained per gram. In this way, the electricity in the battery is filled with full voltage and storage.
This battery will continue to generate electricity for 100 years and thus can be very useful for the mission ahead of Mars.
