Abandoned German Nuclear Plant Transformed Into Wunderland Kalkar Amusement Park!

7 thoughts on “Abandoned German Nuclear Plant Transformed Into Wunderland Kalkar Amusement Park!”

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  James38 March 4, 2014 at 7:11 pm

  While no mention is made of what type the reactor was, presumably it was some version of a solid fuel reactor. While modern designs of solid fuel reactors can be safe, there is a far superior design that not only avoids the problem of waste generation, it can use present stockpiles of "nuclear Waste" as fuel, producing power and reducing the volume of waste to 1/100th, and of a type that is low level and only remains radioactive for 2-300 years instead of 20,000 years. These reactors, the LFTR/MSR (Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor/Molten Salt Reactor) are totally fail safe, much simpler and less expensive to build, and operate at atmospheric pressure. With no water present in the reactor they simply cannot explode. The radioactive fuel is a molten salt, so if any problem occurs, the fuel salts simply are drained into a reserve tank and all reactions stop. No operator intervention or external power is needed. The decision to retire all reactors is foolish in the extreme. The Variable nature of Solar and Wind power is already destabilizing the German power grid and necessitating the construction of fossil fuel (coal) backup generators. This is not acceptable. For more information on the LFTR/MSR see "Super Fuel" by Richard Martin, and "Thorium: Energy Cheaper Than Coal" by Robert Hargraves.

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  bmw2002tnt January 31, 2013 at 12:53 pm

  what about residual radiation

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  yaddieL July 16, 2011 at 5:09 pm

  what about NEVER USED is so hard to understand?????? there would be no contamination as there was NO USAGE

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  lancetree81 June 20, 2011 at 3:37 pm

  It says it was a never used reactor

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  ladyday66112 June 16, 2011 at 5:41 am

  I dont know Im not from Germany, Im from the US so I dont know what Germany would allow nor how advanced they are in the nucular clean ups while you trying to be smart. I do know that all is not known about contaminated soil an how long it last an how deep the contamination may go.

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  mylord June 14, 2011 at 9:07 am

  Do you really think you can operate a theme park in Germany if there would be the slightest hint of threat for the visitors?

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  ladyday66112 June 14, 2011 at 5:27 am

  Im not to sure bout this, I mean in 20, 40 yrs am I gonna suddenly have cancer an it be traced back to contaminated ground that they thought was taken care of?