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Subject: Nuclear Waste
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Date: Fri, 7-Oct-83 18:32:34 EDT
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From:  Rich Acuff at Ohio State <Acuff@RUTGERS.ARPA>

   I don't know much about the details of this, but here is an idea
I've been kicking around for a little while:  Given a cheap, efficient
method of getting into space (ie. shuttle, space station, perhaps
ion-drive), why couldn't the waste be taken up and dropped into
the biggest pile of nuclear waste in the solar system--the sun?

   Of course, there would be lots of problems, but given the
alternatives, it might be cost-effective...

	-- Rich