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A “science nerd” has walked from court and escaped jail after he became the first Australian prosecuted under nuclear non-proliferation laws for importing plutonium and uranium to his Sydney home.

Emmanuel Lidden, 24, on Friday faced Sydney’s Downing Centre District Court after he pleaded guilty to importing depleted uranium and plutonium and other substances into the country via the post.

In August 2023, whilst attempting to gather all the elements like a nerdy version of Pokémon, he attempted to import samples of plutonium from the US to his parent's apartment in suburban Sydney.

It was in October 1965 that a group of Indian and American climbers hauled up seven plutonium capsules along with surveillance equipment. The weight of the entire package was about 57kg.