“Uranium (23XU)”, scientist Naim Krasniqi publishs his third book that focuses on nuclear power

In this book scientist Naim Krasniqi brings a stir on deradioactivity, which focuses exclusively on nuclear activity on the promotion, prevention and neutralisation of spontaneous explosives of power plants and nuclear weapons.

This book is the result of two previously published books, on the same frequencies and lines, only with an expansion and deepening in tubular processes, dijectives of artificial uranium atoms (23XU), which are used both for the production of nuclear weapons for mass destruction and nuclear reactors for electricity production.

The editor and reviewer of this book, Dr. Heidi Abazi, in his preface, says that this study is not traditional, where a subject is presented, and it is discussed, and it is reached at some conclusions. No. The author presents a theory and a vision of both the dangers, which are certainly not unknown, but, above all, offers his own perspective, penetrates the fundamental components, explaining how spontaneous explosions of nuclear heads and reactors can be caused.

The author says that explosions or spontaneous accidents at nuclear power plants are generally derived from the impacts of the atomic wrappings of the control rods, which during lifts and discounts hit the atomic wrappings of the zirconium tubes within which the uranium pasty is (23XU).

Such accidents occurred earlier, beginning in the first nuclear accident in 23.06.1942 in Germany's Leipzig, to continue with many other accidents such as the Windscale 10,10.1957 in Great Britain, Saint Laurent Eaux 17.10,1969 and 13,03.1980 in France, Tchernobil 26.04.1986 in Russia, Indian Poin 15.02.2000, Thre Mile Island 28,03.199 and Santaana 26.69.

In the same way, the risk of spontaneous explosive or unexploring blasts of nuclear heads can also be achieved during direct or indirect processes to blow nuclear head wraps, with atomic wrapping of contact bases stationing or launching nuclear heads.

The author of the book along with these, such as the potential hazard and disks of nuclear bomb explosives or reactivators, says the various electrostatic fields (E’) that are considered bomb (a) and that as soon as they come into contact with the atomic wrappers, electrical transmitrs, or electronic nuclear head filtrations within which the uranium (23XU) is considered bomb (b), cause avar.

These avars affect the depression of their movements, which will not only change the shock limits but may also explode spontaneously, before or after the launch.

Unlike the nuclear bombs used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which contained lower energy levels of uranium atoms (23XU), now uranium atoms (23XU) derived from turbulative difusions due to high energy levels (23XU), as soon as they come in contact with various electrostatic fields (E’) can spontaneously explode.

Naim Krasniqi, above all, goes further, setting the solution. The solution, of course, is only theoretical, but it instructs for experiments and experimental efforts to apply and build up practically this solution, potentially turning a potentially fatal risk to humanity, into a new possibility: neutralization of radioactive atoms coming out of nuclear power plants, and turning them into non-radioactive atoms through a regenerative process.

Naim Krasniqi lives in France, as well as is the experimental and the theory of physics. Krasniqi has been presenting a different theory about physics and the universe for years.

Where Can You Find the Book?
In Kosovo, interested readers can find it in the offices of the newspaper “New age” Address: Square “Edith Durham” 45 Pristina.