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Xanthro--Russia has almost all the remaining stockpile, measured in a few kilograms
Me: "Russia has an estimated stockpile of 120-170 metric tons
Were you aware that 170 tons is more than a 'few kilograms', neocon?
Were you really?
-- Godot..
Your logic is bizarre.
I stated that Russia has a few kilos of Pu-238.
You then claim Russian has 120-170 kilotons of Weapons Grade, Plutonium Pu-239.
I then corrected you and stated that if we include all isotopes of Plutonium that it's thousands of kilos per year. There's far more Plutonium than the 350 so kilotons enriched for nuclear warheads.
Here's the question, how much Pu-238 is there in the World, and who has it?
Or did you think that all Plutonium isotopes were used in space travel? Did you really?
