[jmacusa]

Didn’t know that. Thanks for the heads up. I was thinking more along the line of hydrogen as fuel for a nuclear bomb. That’s when the stuff really goes BOOM!!.

[imardmd1]

A "hydrogen bomb" isn't made with hydrogen. It is made with tritium, a very rare form of hydrogen whose nucleus has not only a proton, but also two neutrons. It is radioactive and has a half-life of 4500 days, such that a bomb made with it is not forever. In fact, most of our radioactive waste is from having to remake these bombs. Contrary to popular notions, radioactive waste friom commercial plants is far less than the waste coming from making hydrogen bombs. Furthermore, this problem is aggravated by the fact that the triggers for the bombs only work about 30% otf the time, so we have to make three times as many bombs as we might intend to be detonated.

Hating other inhabitants of this planet is a very costly passion.

[nikos1121]

Just think..you have a car that basically extracts the Hydrogen from the water you put in the tank. Then there’s no gas station...you are your own gas station. When that happens...I’m in....