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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

If you think that boy scouts only occupy themselves by tying knots, carving wooden figurines and collecting various achievement patches to add on to their vests, then this true story of a boy scout turned into nuclear scientist will blow you away.

The story of David Charles Hahn (1976-2016) is not an ordinary one. The boy, since his early years, was always fascinated with chemistry and science and conducted numerous chemistry projects just for fun. However, no one really expected that one day he would actually build a fully functioning nuclear reactor in his own backyard as a result of one of his science projects.

Back in 1994, in a shed next to his mother’s house, the then 17-year-old David Hahn made a nuclear reactor from batteries, old clocks, lanterns, uranium from Czechoslovakia and duct tape. The science experiment attracted media attention and David was named the ‘Radioactive boy scout.’ Scroll down to read the full incredible story of David Hahn, which was shared by one internet user.

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David Hahn was a boy scout from a small town who was always fascinated with science and chemistry

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

David’s passion grew even further when he acquired ‘The Golden Book Of Chemistry Experiments,’ as a gift from his grandfather

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

David converted his mother’s basement into a lab where he could conduct chemical experiments

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

During one accident, the family home was set on fire and Hahn’s mother decided that he should move his ‘lab’ into the shed in the backyard

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

As a boy scout, David earned an Atomic Energy Merit Badge, which gave him the idea to build his own nuclear reactor

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

He got in touch with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and started corresponding with them, pretending to be a physics teacher

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

After the project was finished, the radiation levels in the area had risen dramatically, so David decided to dismantle the reactor

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

While trying to get rid of it, David was stopped by the police and arrested. The authorities had cleared the shed off all nuclear materials

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

David never agreed to do any tests to determine any possible damage done by his experiments, due to fear of what he might find

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

Sadly, Hahn passed away in 2016 aged just 39, due to alcohol poisoning

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

This 17 Y.O. Boy Scout Built A Nuclear Reactor In His Mom’s Backyard 20 Years Ago That Made The Neighborhood Radioactive

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Neringa is a proud writer at Bored Panda who used to study English and French linguistics. Although she has many different interests, she's particularly drawn to covering stories about pop culture as well as history. While not at the office, this Panda enjoys creepy movies, poetry, photography and learning how to play the piano.

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Night Owl 6 years ago

A really smart kid, maybe too smart. The parens seem a bit neglectful, even for that time.

78points

Light 6 years ago (edited)

What a shame. If he had a mentor who guided him, he could have discovered something to help humanity.

75points

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Molly Tallmadge 6 years ago

This is actually really interesting

43points

Shannøn Renee 6 years ago

By his close up picture I would have thought he died from meth. 😲

20points

Sian Edwards 6 years ago

That's actually a side effect of long term radiation poisoning, skin conditions caused by exposure to radiation.

16points

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Patti 6 years ago

That was probably after one of the explosions with the shards of glass hitting him in the face

11points

Dave “DodgyMerchant” Thompson 6 years ago

Rad Poisoning

1point

Misterscooter 6 years ago

He didn't "accidentally" build a reactor, it was pretty intentional.

18points

Kjorn 6 years ago

damn… an Early Version of Sheldon Cooper

10points

Monika Rhodes 6 years ago

My first thoughts exactly ;)

5points

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Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago

I very clearly remember this! Crazy...but I was impressed!

9points

Belle_Pandamonium 6 years ago

Me too. Shame he died..

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MonsterMash 6 years ago (edited)

Yes, after the first explosion and fire in my house I think I would have done something to direct his inquisitive energy toward a safe and supervised lab. He obviously belonged in an accelerated program, like those really young lads that go to university when they’re children. I’m sad to hear he passed away under such gritty circumstances he obviously was a genius.

7points

minerva15 6 years ago

It's all fun and cool to play and do science, but I'm surprised how easily he got the materials!

6points

Karen Klinck 6 years ago

The government wasn't quite so--paranoid--back then. And don't forget, he posed as a teacher. Had he been himself I doubt he'd have got so far so easily.

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Carol Emory 6 years ago

Sad that, with a little guidance, he could have come up with a new clean energy source that's better than the rest. A very gifted person whose talents were wasted.

5points

Margaret Althea Elvenshadow 6 years ago

That's terrible. Not the fact that he passed away, but the fact that he put the entire street in danger to build a nuclear reactor. The parents are at fault too, but seriously - a 14 year old kid who knew as much about radiation as he did should know that it's bad to expose people to radiation!!

5points

Scott Haapala 6 years ago

I grew up about 4 miles from his neighborhood. I remember the story well of when they busted him and dismantled the shed. At the time the officials pretty much said there was no real harm to the community and that he only had a few smoke detectors, which I'm sure was to avoid any public panic. How many people were actually exposed to those high levels of radioactivity will never be known, but shame on the officials for kinda "sweeping it under the rug"

4points

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Trenster Miller 6 years ago (edited)

They should make a movie about him. If his family agrees

4points

Fanda Ulč 6 years ago

Kid might not accidently build a reactor, he built it on purpose!!!!

3points

Bill Hepfer 6 years ago

He did not accidentally (correct spelling) build a nuclear reactor.

2points

Johnny Reb 3 years ago

There are many extremely intelligent people doing very ordinary jobs. There are also extremely stupid people. They become politicians.

1point

Fanda Ulč 6 years ago

Otherwise a well meaning kid can accidently built a reactor...accidently? he built it on purpose!!! :(

1point

Sanajah Rodriguez 6 years ago

wow ,very smart kid, sad he die ,

1point

Irene Walton 6 years ago

Very interesting ,but also sad. An alcoholic?

1point

Stannous Flouride 6 years ago

Real life Sheldon Cooper.

1point

Isla Reyne 6 years ago

great - now we'll have a bunch of ISIS aholes tryint to do this.

1point

Amanda Panda 6 years ago

This reminds me of my brother... he was brilliant and misunderstood.

1point

Gaby Evans 6 years ago

Wow, a real life Rick Sanchez

1point

Quietly 6 years ago

Sooo we're looking at a real Sheldon Cooper ...

1point

Alex K 6 years ago

i had seen the mini documentary called the nuclear boy scout and i actually feel sad that he passed away. too bad. but obviously if he was clever enough to do all these things there must have been some psychological reasons that he wasnt accepted to do a job relevant to science.

1point

Diver Driver 6 years ago

What a great read.

1point

Iapetos 6 years ago

DUCT TAPE !!!

1point

Matthew Barclay 1 year ago

They left out the bit where he tried again as an adult after leaving the USMC (which he got discharged from on honorable "medical' grounds), and had STOLEN fire detectors. Unfortunately, the guy was a little mentally unstable.

0points

Boreedout of my mind 1 year ago

They should have done those tests on all the people that have been exposed to radiation by this dumbass, cancer is no joke

0points

MsNooneinparticular 2 years ago

His face looks like a leukemia rash. He probably would've gone on to develop cancer if he lived long enough and was smart enough to know that, hence the alcohol OD. Oh well, he did what he wanted with his life unlike many of us. Too bad it couldn't have been put towards a career but I guess not everything has to be.

0points

MsNooneinparticular 2 years ago

His face looks like leukemia rash. He probably would've gone on to develop cancer if he'd lived much longer & he was smart enough to know that, hence the alcohol OD.

0points

Maria Bhatti 3 years ago

He didn’t actually build the reactor. This article is false in that. He didn’t nearly have enough radiation to make it work. Later when he came back from the marines he tried to steal smoke alarms again from his own apartment but got caught and arrested again.

0points

Paul Cohen 4 years ago

Fantasy story. I do not believe that it was a real nuclear reactor. But it's a nice story to attract readers.

0points

Jay d 4 years ago

Apparently his mom committed suicide when he was younger so he had free reign to do whatever he wanted.

0points

Jay d 4 years ago

His mom killed himself when he was young. So apparently she had issues and that’s why he had free reign to do whatever he wanted.

0points

marketing major 5 years ago

The military passed him away.

0points

Margaret Clarke 5 years ago

Didn't he die?

0points

Elizabeth Molloy 6 years ago

Looks like he was on Crack too, judging by all the tiny scabs on his face. What a waste of a fine mind.

0points

Kim Lorton 6 years ago

Wow. The government should have kept eyes on him, and when he graduated from high school, given him a scholarship to a college full ride, for chemistry, and then hired him. He might even be alive today, if they had.

0points

Maggie Collins 6 years ago

"Seems the parents were a bit neglectful"??? Sarcasm, right? I hope. Seriously, once he caught the house on fire the should have "carefully" studied this guy. ;Yes mentor! Glad he didn't have a thing for guns.

0points

bri james 6 years ago

Later in life his mother commented suicide, and he once grown, was found to be a paranoid schizophrenic, which likely brought on the drinking problem. It's called self medication.

0points

joe Shmoe 6 years ago

weird, while i was reading this i got a Snopes email with this as the headline story. according to Snopes, it's true.

0points

Renae Hislop 6 years ago

This boy was spectacular and at such Young age. He could have had great potential if taught right nd helped the world.

0points

Deb Shaffer 6 years ago

Check out the 80's film The Manhattan Project. Almost a prediction of this kid's life.

0points

Dan Beck 6 years ago

There's a good podcast about this: http://thedollop.libsyn.com/david-hahn

0points

KT Trondsen 6 years ago

Hes like a total kid genius, and with the right help he could have become quite the physicist. What a shame he was never encouraged to go to university and pursue his love of chemistry.

0points

too_much_caffeine 6 years ago

what an absolute Mad Lad

0points

Molly Block 6 years ago

This was one brilliant kid, a genius! It's a shame he couldn't figure out how to take the toxins out of alcohol and still get the 'high' from drinking. What a waste of an eager and progressive intellectual mind....

0points

Reilly Beryll 6 years ago

This is incredibly impressive. However, it could have been very dangerous. Mixed feelings. Interesting read.

0points

seanalkemi 5 years ago

Ya think?

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Han 6 years ago

Michio Kaku built a particle accelerator in his mums basement as a kiddo/teen. Hehehe Blew out her entire electricity circuit in the family home. Its worth finding a video of him talking about it.

0points

Dave “DodgyMerchant” Thompson 6 years ago

He really ought have read a few more books on the subject

0points

MonkeyAburrida 6 years ago

This is written so poorly

-1point

Revital Shapira 6 years ago

I'm having a hard time believing something like this could actually happen. And if it did, the person who was responsible would not just go on with his life as if he did nothing wrong.

-2points

Abinico Arts 6 years ago

Pure unadulterated bull poop. Nothing but a fantasy - an urban legend in the making,

-3points

Jaded Queen 6 years ago

I really don't understand why people have kids when they r neither willing nor capable of taking care of them. Nd then we have anti-abortion capaigns nd people who just want to make others life miserable. Stupid humans.

-3points

H. von Roon 6 years ago

Oh hell no! He may be brilliant, but arguably so was Timothy McVeigh.

-3points

Ellis 6 years ago

What makes you say that?

2points

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ADHORTATOR 6 years ago

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Ellis 6 years ago

Read the article

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noitall man 6 years ago

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Ellis 6 years ago

A terrorist? What makes you say that?

5points

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Trixster Million 6 years ago

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Bobbi Newell 6 years ago

Where are you seeing 1973???

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Night Owl 6 years ago

A really smart kid, maybe too smart. The parens seem a bit neglectful, even for that time.

78points

Light 6 years ago (edited)

What a shame. If he had a mentor who guided him, he could have discovered something to help humanity.

75points

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Molly Tallmadge 6 years ago

This is actually really interesting

43points

Shannøn Renee 6 years ago

By his close up picture I would have thought he died from meth. 😲

20points

Sian Edwards 6 years ago

That's actually a side effect of long term radiation poisoning, skin conditions caused by exposure to radiation.

16points

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Patti 6 years ago

That was probably after one of the explosions with the shards of glass hitting him in the face

11points

Dave “DodgyMerchant” Thompson 6 years ago

Rad Poisoning

1point

Misterscooter 6 years ago

He didn't "accidentally" build a reactor, it was pretty intentional.

18points

Kjorn 6 years ago

damn… an Early Version of Sheldon Cooper

10points

Monika Rhodes 6 years ago

My first thoughts exactly ;)

5points

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Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago

I very clearly remember this! Crazy...but I was impressed!

9points

Belle_Pandamonium 6 years ago

Me too. Shame he died..

5points

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MonsterMash 6 years ago (edited)

Yes, after the first explosion and fire in my house I think I would have done something to direct his inquisitive energy toward a safe and supervised lab. He obviously belonged in an accelerated program, like those really young lads that go to university when they’re children. I’m sad to hear he passed away under such gritty circumstances he obviously was a genius.

7points

minerva15 6 years ago

It's all fun and cool to play and do science, but I'm surprised how easily he got the materials!

6points

Karen Klinck 6 years ago

The government wasn't quite so--paranoid--back then. And don't forget, he posed as a teacher. Had he been himself I doubt he'd have got so far so easily.

2points

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Carol Emory 6 years ago

Sad that, with a little guidance, he could have come up with a new clean energy source that's better than the rest. A very gifted person whose talents were wasted.

5points

Margaret Althea Elvenshadow 6 years ago

That's terrible. Not the fact that he passed away, but the fact that he put the entire street in danger to build a nuclear reactor. The parents are at fault too, but seriously - a 14 year old kid who knew as much about radiation as he did should know that it's bad to expose people to radiation!!

5points

Scott Haapala 6 years ago

I grew up about 4 miles from his neighborhood. I remember the story well of when they busted him and dismantled the shed. At the time the officials pretty much said there was no real harm to the community and that he only had a few smoke detectors, which I'm sure was to avoid any public panic. How many people were actually exposed to those high levels of radioactivity will never be known, but shame on the officials for kinda "sweeping it under the rug"

4points

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Trenster Miller 6 years ago (edited)

They should make a movie about him. If his family agrees

4points

Fanda Ulč 6 years ago

Kid might not accidently build a reactor, he built it on purpose!!!!

3points

Bill Hepfer 6 years ago

He did not accidentally (correct spelling) build a nuclear reactor.

2points

Johnny Reb 3 years ago

There are many extremely intelligent people doing very ordinary jobs. There are also extremely stupid people. They become politicians.

1point

Fanda Ulč 6 years ago

Otherwise a well meaning kid can accidently built a reactor...accidently? he built it on purpose!!! :(

1point

Sanajah Rodriguez 6 years ago

wow ,very smart kid, sad he die ,

1point

Irene Walton 6 years ago

Very interesting ,but also sad. An alcoholic?

1point

Stannous Flouride 6 years ago

Real life Sheldon Cooper.

1point

Isla Reyne 6 years ago

great - now we'll have a bunch of ISIS aholes tryint to do this.

1point

Amanda Panda 6 years ago

This reminds me of my brother... he was brilliant and misunderstood.

1point

Gaby Evans 6 years ago

Wow, a real life Rick Sanchez

1point

Quietly 6 years ago

Sooo we're looking at a real Sheldon Cooper ...

1point

Alex K 6 years ago

i had seen the mini documentary called the nuclear boy scout and i actually feel sad that he passed away. too bad. but obviously if he was clever enough to do all these things there must have been some psychological reasons that he wasnt accepted to do a job relevant to science.

1point

Diver Driver 6 years ago

What a great read.

1point

Iapetos 6 years ago

DUCT TAPE !!!

1point

Matthew Barclay 1 year ago

They left out the bit where he tried again as an adult after leaving the USMC (which he got discharged from on honorable "medical' grounds), and had STOLEN fire detectors. Unfortunately, the guy was a little mentally unstable.

0points

Boreedout of my mind 1 year ago

They should have done those tests on all the people that have been exposed to radiation by this dumbass, cancer is no joke

0points

MsNooneinparticular 2 years ago

His face looks like a leukemia rash. He probably would've gone on to develop cancer if he lived long enough and was smart enough to know that, hence the alcohol OD. Oh well, he did what he wanted with his life unlike many of us. Too bad it couldn't have been put towards a career but I guess not everything has to be.

0points

MsNooneinparticular 2 years ago

His face looks like leukemia rash. He probably would've gone on to develop cancer if he'd lived much longer & he was smart enough to know that, hence the alcohol OD.

0points

Maria Bhatti 3 years ago

He didn’t actually build the reactor. This article is false in that. He didn’t nearly have enough radiation to make it work. Later when he came back from the marines he tried to steal smoke alarms again from his own apartment but got caught and arrested again.

0points

Paul Cohen 4 years ago

Fantasy story. I do not believe that it was a real nuclear reactor. But it's a nice story to attract readers.

0points

Jay d 4 years ago

Apparently his mom committed suicide when he was younger so he had free reign to do whatever he wanted.

0points

Jay d 4 years ago

His mom killed himself when he was young. So apparently she had issues and that’s why he had free reign to do whatever he wanted.

0points

marketing major 5 years ago

The military passed him away.

0points

Margaret Clarke 5 years ago

Didn't he die?

0points

Elizabeth Molloy 6 years ago

Looks like he was on Crack too, judging by all the tiny scabs on his face. What a waste of a fine mind.

0points

Kim Lorton 6 years ago

Wow. The government should have kept eyes on him, and when he graduated from high school, given him a scholarship to a college full ride, for chemistry, and then hired him. He might even be alive today, if they had.

0points

Maggie Collins 6 years ago

"Seems the parents were a bit neglectful"??? Sarcasm, right? I hope. Seriously, once he caught the house on fire the should have "carefully" studied this guy. ;Yes mentor! Glad he didn't have a thing for guns.

0points

bri james 6 years ago

Later in life his mother commented suicide, and he once grown, was found to be a paranoid schizophrenic, which likely brought on the drinking problem. It's called self medication.

0points

joe Shmoe 6 years ago

weird, while i was reading this i got a Snopes email with this as the headline story. according to Snopes, it's true.

0points

Renae Hislop 6 years ago

This boy was spectacular and at such Young age. He could have had great potential if taught right nd helped the world.

0points

Deb Shaffer 6 years ago

Check out the 80's film The Manhattan Project. Almost a prediction of this kid's life.

0points

Dan Beck 6 years ago

There's a good podcast about this: http://thedollop.libsyn.com/david-hahn

0points

KT Trondsen 6 years ago

Hes like a total kid genius, and with the right help he could have become quite the physicist. What a shame he was never encouraged to go to university and pursue his love of chemistry.

0points

too_much_caffeine 6 years ago

what an absolute Mad Lad

0points

Molly Block 6 years ago

This was one brilliant kid, a genius! It's a shame he couldn't figure out how to take the toxins out of alcohol and still get the 'high' from drinking. What a waste of an eager and progressive intellectual mind....

0points

Reilly Beryll 6 years ago

This is incredibly impressive. However, it could have been very dangerous. Mixed feelings. Interesting read.

0points

seanalkemi 5 years ago

Ya think?

0points

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Han 6 years ago

Michio Kaku built a particle accelerator in his mums basement as a kiddo/teen. Hehehe Blew out her entire electricity circuit in the family home. Its worth finding a video of him talking about it.

0points

Dave “DodgyMerchant” Thompson 6 years ago

He really ought have read a few more books on the subject

0points

MonkeyAburrida 6 years ago

This is written so poorly

-1point

Revital Shapira 6 years ago

I'm having a hard time believing something like this could actually happen. And if it did, the person who was responsible would not just go on with his life as if he did nothing wrong.

-2points

Abinico Arts 6 years ago

Pure unadulterated bull poop. Nothing but a fantasy - an urban legend in the making,

-3points

Jaded Queen 6 years ago

I really don't understand why people have kids when they r neither willing nor capable of taking care of them. Nd then we have anti-abortion capaigns nd people who just want to make others life miserable. Stupid humans.

-3points

H. von Roon 6 years ago

Oh hell no! He may be brilliant, but arguably so was Timothy McVeigh.

-3points

Ellis 6 years ago

What makes you say that?

2points

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ADHORTATOR 6 years ago

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Ellis 6 years ago

Read the article

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noitall man 6 years ago

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Ellis 6 years ago

A terrorist? What makes you say that?

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Trixster Million 6 years ago

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Bobbi Newell 6 years ago

Where are you seeing 1973???

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