Yes, an atomic coronary heart.
They stated that this was the only feasible solution for substituting diseased hearts.
While the other power source for artificial hearts was conventional batteries, but these had some very huge limitations.
Firstly, they overheated and then they needed daily recharging.
Even after this, they wore out after two years of service.
The element has been used to power space satellites and navigation beacons.
They were required to make a mechanical pump that the human body wouldnt discard.
The NHI and AEC bumped heads about the best way to carry out the research.
However, low the dose, the effects of extended exposure to radiation were still not known.
Finally, after ten years, the idea flat lined.
Researchers continue to chase the creation of a fully functional artificial heart.
source: www.techworm.net
