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Originally Posted by oil pan 4
Actually plutonium from natural or depleted uranium is generally not suitable for nuclear weapons.
This is one of the reasons all the 2 bit dictators want to enrich uranium.
Also the spent fuel from natural uranium and depleted uranium usually doesn't require active cooling until it's reprocessed. Just a pool of still water, mostly just to stop radiation.
Separating plutonium isotopes is almost impossible.
Too much 238 and it's useless too much 240 and it could spontaneously go off or at least melt down.
Supposedly solar panels take around 40kwh per 200 to 250 watt panel to make. For example a 220 panel should be able to make about 1kwh per day.
I don't know if I believe those numbers but that's all I could find.
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A former client is an auditor.He can tell from your spreadsheets whether or not you've cooked your books and are cheating on your taxes.
Which suggests that between the Commerce Dept. and Treasury,they have,current,state-of-the-art data,with respect to manufacturing costs and profit margins.I'd love to have access to that data.