2/3 of the plutonium for the US's nuclear arsenal during the Cold War passed through the finishing plant, which is now slated for demoltion. The plutonium discs, the size of hockey pucks, were stored in canisters the size of coffee cans in a giant rack inside the plant. Read the full Tri-City Herald article here.
18 December 2009
Hanford plutonium finishing plant ready for demolition
2/3 of the plutonium for the US's nuclear arsenal during the Cold War passed through the finishing plant, which is now slated for demoltion. The plutonium discs, the size of hockey pucks, were stored in canisters the size of coffee cans in a giant rack inside the plant. Read the full Tri-City Herald article here.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Man, it's cold here! I would like to take some for heating. You can trap the radiation easily and have a very cheap and very powerful heating, many hundred thousand times more powerful than coal or oil!
ReplyDelete