Scientists Are WORRIED. WWII Missing 664 Nazi Uranium Cubes Are Quietly Resurfacing

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Scientists Are WORRIED. Missing 664 Nazi Uranium Cubes Are Quietly Resurfacing At the height of Second World War, the Nazis made 664 Uranium cubes. Now they’re quietly resurfacing, and scientists are worried. These unassuming blocks were at the heart of Hitler's ill-fated ambition to develop an atomic reactor. This project never came to fruition but left behind a legacy both eerie and unsettling. Decades later, the mystery of these cubes remains unsolved, as hundreds of them, once secured by Allied forces, have vanished from official records. Today, as scattered remnants of this dark chapter resurface in surprising places, from university collections to garage sales, there is reason for concern. One has to wonder: where are the missing cubes? And could they pose a modern danger? Well, that’s what we’re going to find out!