What the Heck is Red Murcury?

I remember this CT from years ago.

Mini neutron bombs the size of a softball

Suspect it’s true

Nuclear isomer explosives... I think that's what it's being called in current literature.

There's definitely multiple ways to make sub critical mass nuclear weapons though the methodologies are extremely closely guarded.

So closely guarded in fact that all sorts of revolutionary technologies get hidden away from the public, likely because they somehow expose the physics behind such things.


This is all just my opinion, but it's an opinion backed up by 25+ years of plumbing the depths looking for interesting shit.

AKA vampires blood,repels garlic and is attracted to gold.
Lots mirror videos where it is visible until placed in front of a mirror.

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I only recently heard of it. I watch a youtube channel called the mysterious middle east. They talked about it.

Can’t remember all the details now. Sorry. But yeah.. stay away. You’ll never find any.

I do remember the c i a was interested in it, in the fifties or sixties.

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It’s a fable and always has been as in make believe

One of the most interesting topics imo.

Your security clearance is not high enough for me to give you that info.

But were Chinese AI here ! We do have clearance. Joe says so

Sam Cohen invented the neutron bomb.

Sometimes old guys like to speak truth

Hafnium

Swamp ass

Is was used to destroy the planet Vulcan

Don't know, but Mercury was one of those things the nazis were desperately shipping down to Antarctica at the war's end.

that`s what gives Skittles their red color.

A key part of the secondary in a fusion bomb is lithium-6-deuteride. When irradiated with high-energy neutrons, Li-6 creates tritium, which mixes with the deuterium in the same mixture and fuses at a relatively low temperature. Russian weapon designers have reported (1993) that red mercury was the Soviet codename for lithium-6, which has an affinity for mercury and tends to acquire a red colour due to mercuric impurities during its separation process.[14][15]


[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

Hibbs, Mark (22 July 1993). "'Red mercury' is lithium-6, Russian weaponsmiths say". Nucleonics Week (10).

Ragheb, M. (2010). "Isotopic Separation and Enrichment" (PDF). Nuclear Power Engineering. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-12-18.

But what do I know?

Lithium-6 is relatively plentiful on earth.


By neutron activation can be used to produce clean nuclear energy.



They don't want you to know about that, among other things.



Lithium has become quite the commodity now with the drive toward batteries, electric cars etc.


Hint, hint, hint.


Don't believe me. Dig.

In the ancient Indian texts, mercury was used in the propulsion units of the vimanas - what we would refer to today as artificial disc-like aircraft, or UFOs.

The Germans got hold of a lot of information from their occultic expeditions into Asia in the 1930s.

I see that you’ve done your homework. Very good.

Very nice professor.

I love it

Opps..
I did an accidental fire and forget thread.
Got busy.

Great responses!
Will go though and kinda digest a bit.

Opps..
I did an accidental fire and forget thread.
Got busy.

Great responses!
Will go though and kinda digest a bit.