1.0 link Rainbow Dash Network http://rainbowdash.net/ Cloud Kicker (critialcloudkicker) http://rainbowdash.net/critialcloudkicker http://rainbowdash.net/notice/3952424 I I just did some digging in how nuclear reactors operate and the rods that cause them to be usable. Here are the takeouts I actually had wrong for the largest part of my life. Enriching Uranium basically means that you take naturally occurring Uranium, and seperate the B238 isotope from the B235 isotope, the B235 isotope is the fissile one and was in WW2 used for several ( including "Little Boy" ) atomic bombs. But seen as there is only about 1.2% Uranium B235 in every unit of naturally occurring Uranium, they eventually started making atomic bombs with plutonium ( Which is not a naturally occurring element, but you can make some using Uranium, and a nuclear reactor ) ... The biggest outtakes are that nuclear reactors can not explode the same way bombs do ( unlike what seems to be popular opinion ) because they want to boil water, not become fissile enough so they can explode. Also in case of a meltdown, the meltdown material becomes diluted as it goes down, untill it no longer melts