Posted on 03/23/2011 1:09:44 PM PDT by AwesomePossum
...black smoke was seen rising at the No. 3 reactor building...surface temperatures...have topped the maximum levels...high-level radiation amounting to at least 500 millisieverts per hour was detected...
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Joe,
Do Spotted Owls really taste like chicken?
I think your right. I was reading on how they do bury them. They say that the radiation would eventually crack the cement that it becomes encased in. But that is like 100 years down the road.
But the option is to try to contain it and that is just not happening.
“Look, Im in the mountains of Western Maine. .....
But its not going to affect me much.”
Would you say the same if Pilgrim Nuclear Generating Station would blow up ?
Two weeks to be made safe?
I suppose that’s an open definition...lol
Lessee, the Pilgrim plant is about 120 miles from here... so I think I'd be OK!
Uh... Taste like bald eagle!
Uh... Taste like bald eagle!
There are places in sweden 800 miles away from chernobyl and it’s still not save to grow food there. So i doubt that a 120 miles distance would protect you. Not that you would drop dead, but the chances that you will suffer from cancer caused by long term radiation.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20002056
http://www.chernobylee.com/blog/2008/10/chernobyl-fallout-greater-in-s.php
Nah. More like delta smelt.
This isn't just “the amount of radiation from a chest X-ray” territory.
But, hey - Radiation Is Good For You!
800 miles? Holy carp. Pilgrim is graphite moderated?
When the tsunami hits Plymouth, you’re toast Fido. On the upside, when Pilgrim’s operating license expires next year, and the hysteria level can be maintained, you’re in the clear.
thank you
You have your opinions. You make some effort to have them and refine then.
Please accept my apology to you for the harsh names I have have called you.
lol.
Never dealt with high pressure, have you? That's from a half teaspoon of smokeless power.
Expanding gases can be unforgiving.
Lol....yep nothing to see here move along...lol!
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