reusing "spent nuclear waste" would actually made nuclear a renewable energy source.
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reusing "spent nuclear waste" would actually made nuclear a renewable energy source.
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Originally Posted by trout1105
radium was replaced with Tritium which has a halflife of 12 years, but much safer.
Rubbish.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
One of the safest industries in the world today.
I think you posted in the wrong topic. You prob meant to post it in the jokes topic :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by skuilnaam
Mike
Not at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by speleomike
The 2 safest industries on the planet at the moment are:
- The Nuclear industry
- The Aviation Industry
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Originally Posted by skuilnaam
hmm, i have an idea. a nuclear powered plane.
Nuclear-powered aircraft - WikipediaQuote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
Interesting article. (I'm pro Nuclear)Quote:
Originally Posted by LRJim
I wonder how many people realise the US have accidentally dropped 6 nuclear weapons that have never been recovered , and 32 lost in accidents.
My wife has written a book (under revision) about the one dropped in Wassaw sound (true) and recovered by terrorists (fiction) , its actually still there , The Navy can't find it.
1958 Tybee Island mid-air collision - Wikipedia
Hi
Wow. What an interesting bit of history. Even with just a tiny bit of Pt in there one could make a dirty bomb. I bet there would still be close scrutiny of any boats or divers that go to that location.
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Originally Posted by goingbush
yes but the aviation industry is safer, they haven't left anyone up there yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by skuilnaam