A Swedish was arrested after having built a functional nuclear reactor in his kitchen. Richard Handl, 31 years old, regular nourished his blog describing his experience. He explains how it is difficult to obtain certain materials. Despite this, he had still several radioactive elements such as Radium, americium and uranium stored in his apartment.
But it is his question to the Swedish authority of radiation which has developed the chip in the ear of the police. "I would like to know if it is possible to break down atoms at home", he asked.
Although he had been arrested before being able try, he still managed a small nuclear fusion by "Cook of the americium, Radium and Beryllium in. sulphuric acid" However, its installation was not sufficient to produce electricity. To do this, it would have had a turbine and a generator. This experience has cost him nearly 650 euros. Currently in prison, he will be released when he has promised not to build other nuclear reactor.
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