Posted on 11/28/2011 8:38:45 AM PST by jhpigott
'Huge explosion' heard in Iranian city Isfahan, Fars news agency reports - @BBCWorld
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Hmmmmmmmm.
Mossad’s fault????
You forgot candy gram take LOL!
You forgot candy gram take LOL!
Three Stooges Marathon has been on t.v. during the past month. I never get tired of watching them.
Thanks milwguy for your service and dedication to our country. I really enjoyed reading the “rest of the story.”
MAKE YOUR TIME.
defecation occurs
so as not to get too far off topic... hope no good guys/gals were hurt in the explosion...
If you are ever north of Philly... http://www.stoogeum.com
Cyber Monday, indeed!
Odds are Space Command is working overtime today, and already has high res images and video of everything happening there from a Sat parked overhead.
The Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) on nuclear facilities in Esfahan, Iran:
The Uranium Conversion Facility (UCF) at Esfahan contains process lines to convert yellowcake into uranium oxide, uranium metal, and uranium hexafluoride. It began operations in June 2006.
The UCF consists of several conversion lines, including the line for the conversion of yellowcake to UF6. The annual production capacity of the UCF is 200 tonnes of uranium in the form of UF6. The UF6 is slated for the uranium enrichment facilities at Natanz. The UCF is also able to convert yellowcake, LEU and depleted uranium into UO2 and depleted uranium metal. Iran has told the IAEA indicates that they plan to build conversion lines for the production of natural and enriched (19.7%) uranium metal for research reactors, and natural UO2 for use in the heavy water reactor. Suspicions remain that the line to produce 19.7% uranium metal was originally intended to produce HEU metal for nuclear weapons.
Fuel Fabrication Laboratory (FFL)
In 1985, Iran began operating a Fuel Fabrication Laboratory (FFL) at Esfahan that it commissioned from a foreign supplier. Iran informed the IAEA of the FFL in 1993 and provided design information in 1998. It is still in operation. According to the IAEA, the FFL is suitable for producing small amounts of fuel pellets.
Uranium Chemistry Laboratory (UCL)
In the early 1980s, Iran commissioned from a foreign supplier the construction at a Uranium Chemistry Laboratory (UCL). According to the IAEA, in 1998, Iran declared that UCL had been closed down since 1987.
Zirconium Production Plant (ZPP)
Iran has built a Zirconium Production Plant which, when completed, will be able to produce 10 tonnes of zirconium tubing per year for nucler fuel cladding. Construction started in 2004. The ZPP, according to Iranian officials, will be able to produce zirconium sponge, zirconium alloy strip and bar, magnesium, hafnium, 99.99 percent pure magnesium, zirconium alloys, titanium and titanium alloys, and can do ferrous and non-ferrous metal casting.
Mulitary? Is that a military run by mullahs?
On November 12 there was a “mysterious accident” at an Iranian missile site. I guess this was just another mysterious accident at a strategic weapons site.
That’s funny right there.
But Ackmahd,...if you aren’t supposed to pull it, why do you call it a trigger?
Go get em’, Bibi.
Zechariah 12:6 In that day I will make the governors of Judah like a firepan in the woodpile, and like a fiery torch in the sheaves; they shall devour all the surrounding peoples on the right hand and on the left, but Jerusalem shall be inhabited again in her own place—Jerusalem.
If you’re going to pimp for the 8th century, stay the hell away from 21st century toys! What does this button do?
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