nuclear truths

[Filekutter]

Sorry I been away, but ... well, excrement happens. I've been watching but to be honest well,

everything is so outside any possibility of even touching... I've just used it for fantasy buys.

ANyway... here's a link that may stir some bits of cerebral cells...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ITrXVJMKeQ

 

[tinytomlogan]

Shit the bed shes a happy soul!

 

[BigIan88]

shes one happy chappy - her life must really suck knowing that everything is going to kill us!

 

[SieB]

Good god that women sure is all doom and gloom

 

[tinytomlogan]

some of the points are nicely worrying though, wonder how long before they try and remove the video

 

[BigIan88]

its kind of a given that radiation to generate power is a one way street, once its served its purpose its not exactly something you can throw in the bin and the damage it causes will last longer mankind thats for sure!

we put trust and hope in engineers, specialists and failsafes and its inevitable that one day something will go wrong (Chernobyl and Japan crysis') that will cause severe problems and deaths en masse.

 

[SieB]

Yep, some of the facts in that vid are scary to be fair.

 

[Bungral]

DON'T EAT EUROPEAN FOOD!!!!!! *wafts hands over head again*

She says that Japan was many, many times worse than Chernobyl? Not from the reading I've done. Chernobyl was such a catastrophy due to nuclear fission still occuring when the explosions happened. In fact they were caused by this and many, many other errors.

In Fukushima (and all modern reactors), each reactor immediately descended all of the reactor's control rods, shutting down all fission reactions within ten minutes. The problems were then caused by being unable to cool the rods down.

Just as a counter read to that video, here's a different perspective: Have a read here