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Re:Ground control bids farewell to Philae comet lander by barkingcat on Sunday February 28, 2016 @04:38PM (#11192499)
Nuclear missiles, fissile material, reactor cores, etc are transported on public roads - where else would they go? We haven't invented transporters yet so transportation is still roads, rail, sea, air - these things don't just magically appear at the launch site or at the power station. Someone needed to drive the semi that gets it there.

There is absolutely a chance of fissile materials being stolen in transport - that's why there's multiple levels of security and multilateral treaties with most countries around the world about this kind of issue.

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Re:Ground control bids farewell to Philae comet lander by ars on Sunday February 28, 2016 @10:27PM (#11193443)
I meant the road from the assembly plant to the launch platform.
Re:Ground control bids farewell to Philae comet lander by funkyy on Sunday February 28, 2016 @06:15PM (#11192851)
Add special forces to the transport, a lot of it, and problem solved.