That kid should have some monster forearms to be able to wrist flick plutonium and beryllium. His grip strength would crush your arm like an overripe banana. Plutonium is almost twice as dense as lead (though beryllium is almost 10 times less dense than lead).
There are 3d models of the demon core, so one would make a plastic version of this game. It'd be missing the cool blue flash you get from winning, but its good to test these kinds of things before you dig into your plutonium stockpile.
Put an LED in it.
With a magnetic switch so it flashes on an instant before snapping shut and shuts off when opened!
It even comes with a built-in flash to show you did it right!
Sadly the toy was recalled due to... Pushes glasses up nose "a lethal dose of radiation."
somewhere out there, there is an organism that is immune to radiation and this is their flashy ball toy. bet they have a sport about it too
Don’t forget: *.xyz domains can be taken away from you without warning. The registry did this before. Might want to switch.
Really? Got a source? I might need to convince a client to move away if true.
Ah that. Meh, sounds anecdotal and very specific to that users case.
Well, the tl;dr is: if your domain gets reported, it might get removed without further investigation. Not something that would let me sleep calmly. Then again, I‘m now curious what happens if I report a domain.
Screwdriver not included
NCD is leaking again...
Not that I mind.
Hell core?
Demon Core
Demon core. ☢️
It was nice to see the line go down
Fixed how? The only two posts from here that I've seen in a long while were this one and an anti-scientific method wojak meme trying to make a statement about capitalism.
Was it taken over by new management or something?
How is this a science meme?
It's a meme about science.
This is refering to a device used by researchers of nuclear weapons that accidentally went supercritical twice
A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
Rules
This is a science community. We use the Dawkins definition of meme.
