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theoretically yes. but from what i know, nobody does it because of better alternatives. in any case - both the countries are well recognized to be nuclear power
by sandGorgon 5y ago
theoretically yes. but from what i know, nobody does it because of better alternatives. in any case - both the countries are well recognized to be nuclear powers and "on the table".
- p_l 5y agoUltimately Manhattan Project "prove" the usability of Uranium->Plutonium path and simultaneously made inroads for power generation using Uranium (or Uranium-Thorium mixes). So why experiment with untested version if the tested one is more versatile?