The Thorium Fuel Cycle is a nuclear fuel cycle that uses thorium as a primary fuel source. Unlike traditional uranium-based reactors, thorium is more abundant and produces less long-lived radioactive waste. In this cycle, thorium-232 absorbs neutrons and transforms into uranium-233, which can then be used as fuel in reactors. This cycle offers several advantages, including enhanced safety features and reduced proliferation risks. Thorium reactors can operate at higher temperatures and have the potential for more efficient energy production. Overall, the thorium fuel cycle presents a promising alternative to conventional nuclear energy sources.