The answer is that apparently Plutonium 238 is not fissile. The articles made a mistake because they equated reactor grade Plutonium with 238 when it is 239 and 240. You didn't know this because you said it was not a critical mass which had nothing to do with it. I've been on the net a while, I know people like you don't know what you are tlaking about. You have an education in science but haven't thought deeply in any of it. You're like the teacher that gets angry when the student asks a question you don't know and try to bluster your way out of it.
I'll look forward to our next exchange when you fall flat on your face again, that'll make it the hat trick. I guess being a moron yourself you have a psychological need to think of others as morons so you won't feel so lonely.
Space/Science » in reply to NO, NOT REALLY
and now the answer, twice a fool
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- Black spot on Jupiter from a nuclear explosion?
- Poor ole JASON!!! :,(
- Say what you like people.
- re: Black spot on Jupiter from a nuclear explosion?
- What? No pictures!
- Jeepers...
- re: Black spot on Jupiter from a nuclear explosion?
- People please try to deal with facts
- I just looked at the web site
- re: I don't believe this, but it makes good science fiction (which I like alot)
- To suggest this indicates AMAZING STUPIDITY AND IGNORANCE!!!
- No.
