Rare Element Plutonium - What Do You Know About It?
It is element 94 on the periodic table (Pu) and is one of the most dangerous elements on Earth.
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It is element 94 on the periodic table (Pu) and is one of the most dangerous elements on Earth.
Scientists have spent nearly three decades cleaning up 177 huge radioactive waste storage tanks at the Hanford Site in Washington state, USA. And they are just getting s…
The US government said a robot could help generate long-term and reliable plutonium-238 (Pu-238) for NASA's space exploration ships.
A deadly bomb in the form of a harmless sphere.
Two thousand years ago, the ancient tourists went to a Greek-Roman temple in Hierapolis (modern-day Turkey), located above a cave that was supposed to be the gate to the…
Sometimes small errors in the research process can also take scientists' lives.
Of course, this reactor had stopped working and fell from its orbit, though it did not cause any harm when returning to Earth.
Researchers at Rutgers, New Jersey State University have unraveled the secrets of the chemical and physical properties of the famous plutonium element. In a work publish…
In the history of atomic bomb development, Uranium bombs and Plutonium bombs can be viewed as twin brothers. Along with U235, the Pu239 nuclei were also used to make the…
Italian archaeologists announce that they discovered the cave Pluto, also called
Radioactivity is still escaping from the cells of those killed by atomic bombs in Nagasaki City, after 64 years since the disaster.
The Russian Space Agency Roscosmos is planning to build a high-tech base on the moon starting in 2024.
Researchers have experimented with a small version of a nuclear engine design that can help satellites explore deep into the universe.
India is planning to build a nuclear power plant using new materials, thorium, which has a low radioactivity, safer than using uranium.
Hanford is one of America's largest and most polluting radioactive waste depots.