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To: bentway who wrote (271183)	2/1/2006 8:23:47 PM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584948

The US had a slight problem during the Manhattan project time: It had never been done before! There was no Internet at the time. And even if there had been an Internet, no info would have been posted because nobody at that time knew how to build a bomb. No spies of this world could help you either - because nobody owned to recipe for building a bomb, no where to spy. All of that changed as soon as the US had invented and built the two bombs based on U235 and Plutonium. Thus the Soviet Union just lifted the results of the US efforts with China, UK, France to join the club. Don't even try to compare the efforts required to complete the Manhattan project to what it takes for our days copycats to assemble a nuke. Taro