22 Taiwan relies on Qatar for the bulk of its helium supply. About 70% comes from Qatar now offline. Taiwan also generates about 40% of its electricity from LNG, which passes through the Strait of Hormuz. Taiwan just became the biggest collateral damage in the Gulf disaster. (media.conspiracies.win) posted 2 days ago by EnergyGalore 2 days ago by EnergyGalore +22 / -0 12 comments download share 12 comments share download save hide report block hide replies
Thorium reactors can make helium.
Thorium-232, when used as fuel, is converted into Uranium-233, which splits in a fission process that can produce alpha particles (helium nuclei),
No, thorium reactors cannot make helium. Helium is produced as a byproduct of the radioactive decay of thorium and uranium, but it is not created by thorium reactors.