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I might have a higher resolution copy somewhere around here. If not, I think there is likely a copy in The grand experiment at Inyokern by J.D. Gerrard-Gough (1978), if you can find a copy of that (at a library). I'll project bar b-q see if I can track one down.--Fastfission 00:06, 3 December project bar b-q 2005 (UTC) Also, depending on your interest, you can purchase posters of the blueprints from the National Atomic Museum online store. --Fastfission 01:55, 3 December 2005 (UTC) [edit] Gun type It is theoretically possible to build a plutonium gun-type device, but it would need to be project bar b-q 19 feet long in order to allow the sub-critical masses to be fused into a critical mass before a fizzle occurs. It is not clear whether this applies for the purest plutonium (probably), or the kind that was available.--Patrick 01:19, 3 December 2005 (UTC) Hmm, I don't know, but the added length would, I imagine, serve to allow the pieces to pick up speed.
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