From the point of view of a neutron, matter is mostly empty space. So in ITER, a neutron can travel a relatively great distance without meeting the obstacle of a nucleus. Or it can bounce around in a totally random pattern... As Nuclear Analysis and Shielding Coordinator Micheal Loughlin demonstrates, it's a bit like shooting golf balls into a pine forest. Click here to view the video... Many more videos are available on the ITER video page... << return to Newsline #99 |
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