In 1972, a worker at a nuclear fuel processing plant noticed something suspicious in a routine analysis of uranium obtained from a mineral source from Africa.

Spent fuel is disposed of at Vaalputs Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility in the Northern Cape.. In 1972 in Oklo, Africa, a team of scientists found that the Uranium rich area was actually home to an advanced subterranean nuclear reactor. No. This futher proves that Africans were at some point a highly advaned nation. Built by highly intelligent beings, a 1.8 billion years old nuclear reactor was found in Africa.

Scientists from all over the world met in Gabon to explore this phenomenon. The reactor is in Gabon. Some of the researchers that participated in the testing of the Nuclear reactor concluded that the minerals had been enriched in the distant past, around 1.8 billion years ago to spontaneously produce a chain reaction. The reactor is 2 billion years old.

Nuclear reactor zones (1) in Oklo were created by porous sandstone (2) allowing water to trickle into a seam of uranium ore (3) atop a section of granite (4). MesserWoland/Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0) South Africa's first commercial nuclear power reactor began operating in 1984. The 2 Billion-Year-Old Nuclear Reactor Found in Gabon – Africa Published on January 9, 2020 February 27, 2020 in Alien / Earth / Science / UFO / Unexplained An engineer, from a nuclear fuel plant in France, analyzed a uranium sample from Oklo mine in Gabon and found, surprisingly, the U235 isotope, capable of sustaining a nuclear reaction. 1.

Scientists Discover A 2Billion Years Old Nuclear Reactor In Gabon Africa.

Courtesy: IAEA Bulletin. They discovered that the site where the uranium was found is a very technical underground nuclear reactor beyond the capabilities of our current scientific knowledge. Gabon is in Western Africa. This nuclear reactor emerged 1,800 million years ago and was in operation for about 500,000 years. Government commitment to the future of nuclear energy has been strong. In 1972 in Oklo, Africa, a team of scientists found that the Uranium rich area was actually home to an advanced subterranean nuclear reactor. South Africa has two nuclear reactors generating 5% of its electricity.

South Africa is the only country in Africa with a commercial nuclear power plant.. Two reactors located at the Koeberg nuclear power station accounts for around 5% of South Africa's electricity production.

This futher proves that Africans were at some point a highly advaned nation.

2. Researchers claim that the ancient nuclear reactor is 1.8 billion years old and operated for 500,000 years in the past.

It’s in the wrong place in Africa. By Graham Templeton on May 1, 2014 at 10:42 am; Comment Built by highly intelligent beings, a 1.8 billion years old nuclear reactor was found in Africa. In 1972, a worker at a nuclear fuel processing plant noticed something suspicious in a routine analysis of uranium obtained from a mineral source from Africa. SciShow takes you to a uranium deposit in Africa where, eons ago, a unique set of conditions came together to form the world’s only known natural nuclear reactor. 2 billion-year-old African nuclear reactor proves that Mother Nature still has a few tricks up her sleeve.

An ancient nuclear reactor that was churning away 2 billion years ago sounds like a myth. Check it … Experts from several countries met in Gabon to find out what was happening at the Oklo mine and discovered that beneath the soil, there was a nuclear reactor that seemed to be natural. This nuclear reactor emerged 1,800 million years ago and was in operation for about 500,000 years. Maybe it's because the term reactor usually implies a manmade structure. Figure taken from Mossman et al., 2008. A rock sample from Oklo in Gabon, the world’s oldest and only natural reactor.