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Uranium is a chemical element.

Uranium was amongst the substances found by the Horta on the Bajoran moon The Prodigal in 2370. (DS9 novel: Devil in the Sky)

Connections

• Uranium article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Uranium article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Weapon Uranium Ore damage: 3 - 6 damage type: Normal attack modes: Throw (AP: 4, R: 10) Punch (AP: 3, R: 0) min. Strength: 2 hands req.: 1 weight: 10 pounds value: $0

Uranium Ore is a Throwing weapon in Fallout 2.

Background

Uranium (atomic number 92, symbol U) is a radioactive element that forms the basis for most nuclear weapons. As such, it is not uncommon in the postwar wasteland.

Characteristics

You can throw it at enemys for some damage.

Variants

• Rock
• Gold Nugget

Location

The mine in Broken Hills is the only consistent source of uranium, though caravans sometimes carry it.

Notes

• This item's range is incorrectly set to 0 in the item definitions, meaning that it cannot be used for an unarmed attack like a Rock. Its sole combat use is as a weak Throwing weapon.
• Instead of using the chunk of ore in combat, the player can have the ore refined in Broken Hills. The refined ore can then be sold back to the refinery. A bug in the game allows this to occur an infinite number of times if the player opts to make $500 extra on the transaction.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Uranium was a heavy radioactive metal used in the creation of nuclear weapons and power faciltiies. The decay of uranium, when occurring within a planet, heated the rock of the planet's crust. Uranium was composed of tiny particles, some of which were quarks.

Ruusan was said to have significant deposits of uranium.^[1]

Appearances

• Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire (First appearance)
• Rebel Dawn
• Dark Forces: Jedi Knight
• Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor (Mentioned only)

Notes and references

External links

• Uranium on Wikipedia