Re: OT: Gravity explained


"Terry Given" <my_name@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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No nuke plants - OK, the economics are dubious, and the messes are
astonishingly hard to dispose of.

I can't believe it is impossible to manage this. I do believe that too many
have tried and failed for various reasons. Trying to hide nuclear waste in
holes in the ground seems to be one of the truly stupid ideas of all time.



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