Reply #15: The big problem is, is that when material containing Du is impacted by an explosion [View All]

Then the explosive material is quickly caught up in normal air currents.

Some of the material that is attached to heavier components of dust and debris will immediately sink to the ground. And after the tank or whatever has been blown up, its larger pieces will lie on the ground, contaminated, and the children of whatever war zone it is in will play on these parts.

The radioactivity will be washed out by rain (For decades, of course!) and contaminate the ground table.

The fragments that are smaller and more aerosilzied will go upwards into the current.
Leuren Mouret says that if you take an amount of any substance and put it into the air currents, within a mere five days it will be distributed evenly across the earth. (Moret worked for Lawrence Livermore Labs in California until she started to put two and two together on the radioactivity issue - and was fired for her concerns.)

And she also notes that the radioactive smog encircling our planet in the region just below the stratosphere is five times more radioactive since 1945.

Do we even need to wonder why cancer rates are what they are??