The fission process was seven nanoseconds - 0.7 shakes - old when something went wrong.

"So you can't just flip the switch and start the fission process?"

Nuclear energy is a way of creating heat through the fission process of atoms.

In a nuclear power plant, uranium is the material used in the fission process.

Plenty of both stable ruthenium and radioactive ruthenium-103 is formed by the fission process.

A great deal of palladium forms during the fission process.

As I've already told you it's nothing but a faulty connection which would accelerate the fission process to infinity.

The U-235 sitting in the core undergoes a fission process as described here.

Spent nuclear fuel includes many highly radioactive byproducts of the fission process.

Cluster decay was shown to be a superasymmetric spontaneous fission process.