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The Nanda Devi mystery – Plutonium lost on India’s second highest mountain

61 点作者 mknits大约 10 年前

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imglorp大约 10 年前
As for missing RTG&#x27;s, it would not be at all surprising if they grew legs.<p>Maybe not the locals, but I would think most educated modern people, if they found the equipment, would have a large clue what was inside. There are not too many things you can put in a box on an isolated mountain top that would make it stay hot. It&#x27;s not batteries, and it&#x27;s not a engine.<p>In the late sixties, there were a dozen governments that would pay handsomely for such a box.
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anoncow大约 10 年前
&gt;Takeda quotes McCarthy: “I saw the sherpas fighting over who got to carry (the SNAP),” adding: “They had no idea of what it was. They’d put the thing in the middle of their tent and huddle around it. I guarantee none of them are alive now.”<p>I wonder if they themselves knew about the risk involved.
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rpenm大约 10 年前
Reactor-grade plutonium in the headwaters of the Ganges, which supplies millions of people. Probably better if it was stolen than lost.
kiers77大约 10 年前
THE REAL QUESTION OF DESIGN: How much WATTAGE&#x2F;POWER would a 56kg package of Guru Rinpoche (made of plutonium) be able to generate?<p>any scientists care to comment?
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qnaal大约 10 年前
so- if the mountain wasn&#x27;t magical before, it is now
throwaway_97大约 10 年前
Did they find it?