Kazakhstan to produce artificial diamonds

The 13Ya Yava site, located in the Atryrau Region near the Kazakhstan, which was once part of the Azgir underground nuclear test site which is worth approximately $5.6 million, that has been abandoned, will now be put to use. The former military site which was used to test nuclear weapons soon might be used to create lab-grown diamonds. The act of installing includes a cylindrical pool with 10 centimeters thick walls, 24 meters in diameter and 24 meters deep, and containing an immersed 450 tons steel ball 12 meters in diameter. The pool apparently is capable of bearing explosions using up to 1000 kilograms of TNT, and had been used to produce lab-grown diamonds.