Back in 1972, when a large amount of uranium ore was mined from the Oklo mine, located out in the country of Gabron, a small nation found in Central Africa, scientists began to test the uranium deposits to catalogue the amount of recovered uranium 235 that was gathered from the site, and could be used for ongoing efforts of nuclear fission and nuclear reactors. Unfortunately, they quickly realized that a substantial amount of uranium 235 was missing from the ore deposits.
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