Other Creating a Nuclear Fission Reactor

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Start date Mar 9, 2022
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Creating a nuclear fission reactor is highly complex and requires advanced knowledge in nuclear physics, engineering, and safety protocols. It is illegal and dangerous for individuals to attempt to build a reactor without proper training and authorization. The discussion highlights the impracticality and risks associated with such a project, emphasizing that it is not feasible for someone lacking expertise. The thread was subsequently locked to prevent further inquiries on this topic.

Mar 9, 2022

MatthewN

How do I create a nuclear fission reactor? if you can link me up to any places to buy the things or any other sites that would be good.

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Mar 9, 2022

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This really isn't within the capability of an individual to do, especially someone who knows so little about it they need to ask on an internet forum while demonstrating zero knowledge of the subject. Thread locked.

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