From Feed Line No. 2

DEALING WITH UNWANTED NUCLEAR MATERIAL

The threat to our safety and security posed by the growing stockpile of plutonium and other fissionable materials presently being recovered from disassembled nuclear bombs might be reduceable. A theory offered by Tesla researcher Tom Bearden holds there might be a solution to the problem of dealing with unwanted nuclear material that is piling up after the disassembly of nuclear warheads. The process, which could be called the "Holy Grail" of nuclear engineering, will require the definition of a new class of nuclear interactions that would allow for the controlled transmutation of radioactive nuclei to an inert form. The proposed electromagnetic treatment of radioactive substances would, in effect, accelerate the rate of random nuclear decay. In addition to dealing with a result of the long awaited move toward disarmament, the ever increasing accumulation of radioactive waste from various civilian activities might also be dealt with. With the alternative being long term entombment, with all of the associated costs and perils it would seem the possibility of the hypothesized electromagnetic to nucleus interactions actually existing should be thoroughly investigated.