Depleted Uranium Ammunition
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
This thread is an exact duplicate of this thread. Reported to be merged or baleeted.
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Great.
When the uranium is totally out, people will start building gundams and mobile suits.
This is going to be fun.
When the uranium is totally out, people will start building gundams and mobile suits.
This is going to be fun.
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Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
zeroniv_legend wrote...
Great.When the uranium is totally out, people will start building gundams and mobile suits.
This is going to be fun.
Uranium totally out? What are you smoking boy, I want some! DU (or just Uranium) is not one of those resources we're going to run out of at current levels of consumption and even if you include exponential growth we'll still have enough shit to kill each other.
If you were talking about U-235 (about as common as gold or silver) I might be concerned, but that's an entirely different issue.
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Flaser wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
Great.When the uranium is totally out, people will start building gundams and mobile suits.
This is going to be fun.
Uranium totally out? What are you smoking boy, I want some! DU (or just Uranium) is not one of those resources we're going to run out of at current levels of consumption and even if you include exponential growth we'll still have enough shit to kill each other.
If you were talking about U-235 (about as common as gold or silver) I might be concerned, but that's an entirely different issue.
Oh, so they were not out?
Damn, neutron jammer canceller is fine then.
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What ever people say about the safety of this DU. It's still a by product from uranium which means it still have radiation that it can emits even if it's weak than the uranium.
In any case this so called Depleted Uranium have something that perhaps even the current science can't predict, what i'm saying is in the molecular level or perhaps even in the atomic level the still have some activity left for this DU to react.
If this is safe why U.S official didn't allow the domestic sales of the DU that is because they know that it's still have something in it and i mean radiation.
In any case this so called Depleted Uranium have something that perhaps even the current science can't predict, what i'm saying is in the molecular level or perhaps even in the atomic level the still have some activity left for this DU to react.
If this is safe why U.S official didn't allow the domestic sales of the DU that is because they know that it's still have something in it and i mean radiation.
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Flaser
OCD Hentai Collector
Qrast wrote...
What ever people say about the safety of this DU. It's still a by product from uranium which means it still have radiation that it can emits even if it's weak than the uranium.In any case this so called Depleted Uranium have something that perhaps even the current science can't predict, what i'm saying is in the molecular level or perhaps even in the atomic level the still have some activity left for this DU to react.
If this is safe why U.S official didn't allow the domestic sales of the DU that is because they know that it's still have something in it and i mean radiation.
Please stop spouting bullshit. Radioactivity is a very well understood phenomenon and there's nothing special about DU in that regard. Tell me, if I had to choose between holding a long half life radioactive material and a low half-life one, which one should I do if I want the least harm?
Until you can properly answer that question, you don't understand radioactivity.
What does set *DU* apart, is that it leaves a fine powder behind that makes it easy to get contaminated by or ingest it. Uranium is a heavy metal, so even without its radioactive properties it's not good for you.
If the US (...and there are signs that they did) made "DU rounds" (though I would no longer apply this name to such ordnance) out of spent reactor fuel, then you're dealing with another can of worms. Unlike DU created as a result of the enrichment process, spent reactor fuel is contaminated with trans uranics and fission products that are several orders of magnitude more radioactive (...for a good 20 years at least) than natural or depleted uranium.