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TopicI am interested to see what N. Korea does tomorrow.
helIy
04/14/17 9:24:27 PM
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BlazeAndBlade posted...
helIy posted...
you know what a nuke does right



yeah something happened to make one of russia's power plants (Chernobyl disaster)meltdown and screwed most of europe with the way the winds carry radiation for many miles

so, there's differences here.

hiroshima and nagasaki were airbursted, this means that the fallout from the explosion left minimal radiactive residue.

if they had landed onto ground, it would have been a different story as the radiation would have been absorbed from the ground, making it take a long time to be able to go back there.

chernobyl was a nuclear reactor, not a bomb. they weren't able to get much, or any, of the nuclear waste out of there, so it just got to sit. unprotected.

now i know with chernobyl, they're starting to actually do stuff to contain the reactors radiation. they recently moved a containment building around it.

so, chernobyl, how it happened was because they fucked shit up so during a test power outage, a combination of having improperly arranging the a core caused the nuclear material to turn all the water cooling it into steam, which caused a steam explosion, and the resulting open air graphite material in there to catch fire and release nuclear fission "products" into the atmosphere and surrounding areas for 9 days, essentially simulated what would have happened if an actual bomb hit the ground. then there was a second explosion, i think a hydrogen one? that essentially had the force of something like 10 tons of TNT which...didn't help.
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