Tired.clips on Instagram: "The short answer is: Technically, yes—but legally and safely, it’s a massive “maybe.” While you likely can’t build a nuclear reactor in your garage, a “nuclear battery” (specifically a Betavoltaic device) is something hobbyists have experimented with. However, there are significant hurdles involving radiation safety, sourcing materials, and efficiency. 1. How It Works (The Betavoltaic Concept) Unlike a nuclear reactor that uses fission to create heat and steam, a nucle

Video Bank on Instagram: "In a bold leap toward long-term energy solutions, Chinese tech company Betavolt has developed a revolutionary coin-sized nuclear battery designed to function for up to 50 years without charging. This tiny yet powerful battery utilizes nickel-63 isotopes and artificial diamond semiconductors to safely generate energy from radioactive decay—turning beta particles into electricity in a process known as betavoltaic conversion. Offering a stable 3V output, the battery is eng