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• July 28, 2017

Posts Tagged ‘ Dr. Helen Caldicott ’

The Crash of Cassini and the Nuclearization of Space

May 3, 2017

KARL GROSSMAN - Despite protests around the world, the Cassini space probe—containing more deadly plutonium than had ever been used on a space device—was launched 20 years ago. And this past weekend—on Earth Day—the probe and its plutonium were sent crashing into Saturn.

Tags: Dr. Helen Caldicott, Earth Day, Karl Grossman, NASA, Physicians for Social Responsibility, U.S. Department of Energy
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