Uranium 235 isn't very radioactive in the absence of a neutron flux. It's fissile which means it will undergo a reaction when it absorbs a neutron and its fission products are radioactive but the biggest risk from handling uranium (below a critical mass) is its chemical toxicity rather than radioactivity (and that applies just as much to the non-fissile U238)
gnutrino
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That only really applies to the US. Both the UK and France have stopped direct arms supplies to Israel at this point (the UK still provides components to the global F-35 program, some of which presumably make their way to Israel + there are some debates ongoing around dual use technology and parts for weapons built by Israeli companies but bought by other countries).
It's just a BS survey by an ISP, I wouldn't read too much into it. Aside from anything else it would imply that 29% of adults in Ireland don't sleep for more than an hour at a time...
Oh sure, Iran is super popular in the region. I'm sure all their allies will be riding to their defense any day now.
You know things are shit in the world when even hell wants nothing to do with it...
I assume they bring their own
Stallman didn't draw it but I would argue in the absence of any other mascot the fact that some people have eaten the onion and believe it sort of does make it the de facto C++ mascot...
It won't spread very far due to its density though. I wouldn't like to be in the enrichment room itself if the bombing did rupture some active centrafuges but outside should be fine.