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heavywater react to us, of sustaining nuclear reactors and they needed a moderator, a heavywater or graphite where you have these neutrons spinning around in this react to any need to slow them down to foster a decision. the thing that h2o does if you have these neutrons when you around, it might slow them down, but it absorbs those neutrons come stealing them away from a potential chain reaction. heavywater doesn't absorb them. they bombard. they slow and the neutrons move on. it is a chain reaction. the heavy water reactors committee idea and the germans do this in the americans and hispanics and 42. if you have a heavy water reactor it will grade plutonium. if you have plutonium, you have the basics for an atomic arms. this is the atomic bomb explosion over nokia's sake. the plutonium bomb. but many people talk about the german atomic bomb program, they talk about this gentleman on the far left. at the start of the war, the americans and germans were basically at the same place. they booed for new after the first but had first but at the ad and the potential for an atomic power or weapons