it's how they powered the Voyager spacecrafts

it's how nuclear power stations work

In a controlled way yes

What happens to the plutonium when it hits the water?

Surely they can't just let it drop in

Also I'm pretty sure in a reactor it's mixed with other stuff to help it fission or something

Well

nope

It would just sink through

It's really heavy

just put enough of it together it gets hot

And kill all this new life

Super smart

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Also I don't think it would just melt through in a straight line

The ice would just absorb a lot of the heat and spread it around

Ice aint good at spreading heat though

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Either way it's not a good idea

it's the one NASA came up with

maybe you should tell them Professor

Yeah I'm on NASA's side here

As I am not a scientist

>knows all about drilling men's buttholes
>thinks this knowledge can be applied to planetary bodies

Excuse me

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First of all I'm the one who gets drilled and second there's no plutonium involved <:pepe_eyes:378719408362881024>

Also I doubt a nasa professor just said "put some plutonium on it"

Plutonium powered drill is different

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Wrong Europa. FeelsBadMan

Go back to 1984

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1179739092625559552

I read 1 stabbed 3 injured

🤷🏿

breaking story details unclear motives unknown etc

clearly a ninja to take down 4 cops witha butter knife

https://www.mediaite.com/news/watch-trump-fans-chase-elizabeth-warren-through-airport-screaming-pocahontas-slur/

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https://twitter.com/MichelleDewbs/status/1179737876738772993