(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A man called Handl from Sweden, has been arrested by authorities after attempting to split atoms up in his kitchen - to try and make his own nuclear reactor.

Handl had been attempting his experiments for months before, but only recently began to think his activities maybe illegal. So he questioned police on this subject and hours later he was raided by police and arrested for possession of nuclear materials.

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A disaster waiting to happen?

Radioactive materials - for those chemistry boffins here - recovered from his home included radium, americium and uranium. Handl even had setup a blog online and posted the latest achievements of project here. His blog can still be viewed You must login or register to view this content. if you are interested.

Although Handl mean't no harm in his project, he could still face up to 2 years in prison if he is convicted later this year. What do you think though, is he a real danger to us and should be locked up? Or has his curiosity just got the better of him?

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A comic featuring a similar method to Mr Handl's

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Article wrote by me...

I call someone who knows what they are trying to do "Smart".
Not everybody as access to an hi tech lab you know.

Cool blog. This guy's a pro.

[sarcasm]Yea, because playing with radioactive materials in your home is defiantly the smart thing to do[/sarcasm]

Meth labs are pretty high tech.....

Did he get arrested in Sweden? I havnt heard of it and i live in Sweden :S

What the hell, is he trying to accomplish by making a nuclear reactor in his kitchen??

What's next? Swedish man attempts to Break sound barrier by smashing mic with hammer?:lol:

free energy man...

Wow, what faggots. The people like him are the people that will move us forward in life, not needing a science degree or some shit to have the right to test things by himself