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blobrana
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Re: The nuclear family
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December 02, 2004, 02:47:14 PM »
Hum,
Yeah, there is the possibility that he did create a few atoms of plutonium.
Easy enough to do really...
In fact, it`s so simple that a kid could do it.
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Re: The nuclear boy scout
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December 04, 2004, 04:30:15 PM »
Yeah,
the bomb facts are based on simple polonium/beryllium initiators designs… (
from here
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As a side note an ancient natural fission reactor was created 2,000 million years ago, near Oklo (Gabon, West Africa)
it’s a weird case, and highlights of how we sometimes forget how natural atomic reactors are…
Read about it here...
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December 10, 2004, 09:25:52 PM »
Hum,
is the University of California`s reactor hidden away under the gym building count/still working?
BTW There is the curious case of das boot
U-234
's uranium oxide shipment…
It’s worth a look at as a quirk of fate; canada/britian could have been the first to have had the bomb...but the boat was given up to the americans...and kicked started the
the manhattan Project
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