On this date in 1999, the great physicist Glen Seaborg died. Seaborg was the discoverer of ten elements, including plutonium, and more than 100 isotopes - winning the Nobel prize in 1951. Element 106 is named after him.

And there is new action on this date which could make it a red letter day, so to speak... kinda like the Scarlett letter??

It would be a fitting tribute if the "Thermacore runaway experiment" being run today by Brian Ahern was to succeed (by self-destructing as planned). It would open up a new era in Physics ...

...but don't let the heat (so to speak) get to you Brian ...


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