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It's certainly above both our heads but I did nuclear physics at university and I'm not sure what you are talking about is possible. I'm happy to see something otherwise but my limited understanding makes me think it is entirely impossible.
Honestly that's pretty cool that you studied nuclear physics, I'm not sure if it's possible either but we still need the plants even if it isn't. My understanding of energy production, even with a 7 year or longer time frame, tells me we need these facilities three decades ago but right now works too.
Just to clarify I did a module on nuclear physics. I didn't get a full degree in nuclear physics.