“Nuclear Incident” In The Arctic?

“Nuclear Incident” In The Arctic?

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bitchstewie

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50,812 posts

209 months

Monday 20th February 2017
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Pacman1978

394 posts

102 months

Monday 20th February 2017
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Trump has kicked off it seems by waging conflict upon The Inner Earth & Realm of Aghartha and its inhabitants!

FourWheelDrift

88,382 posts

283 months

Monday 20th February 2017
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Nuclear powered lighthouses. That's a new one on me.

http://englishrussia.com/2009/01/06/abandoned-russ...

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2,084 posts

160 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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bhstewie said:
Reading the article, I think the most likely cause of the radiation is the Russians clearing up their own Nuclear waste, and accidently releasing some, with the US trying to confirm that it was an accidental release.

Yipper

5,964 posts

89 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Good spot.

Something going on, but nobody quite sure what.

The US have sent a "nuke sniffer" plane to Northern Europe.

Various theories for the iodine source include old nuke waste, abandoned nuke subs, nuke sub accident, clandestine nuke test, nuke plant blowoff, permafrost melting nuke plant or equipment foundations, and decommissioned nuclear medical equipment.

red_slr

17,123 posts

188 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Don't like the sounds of that. My worry would be someone locating and removing nuclear material and then transporting it without the correct protection (not that they would care).

If its just an accident or accidental release that's by far the best outcome!

Vitorio

4,296 posts

142 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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I dont think a release from abandoned waste or an inactive reactor is likely, Iodine 131 has a half-life of roughly 8 days, but is a significant product from both Uranium and Plutonium based fission, so significant traces of I-131 suggest that something fissioned u-235 or Pu-239 in the last few weeks.

jesta1865

3,448 posts

208 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Pacman1978 said:
Trump has kicked off it seems by waging conflict upon The Inner Earth & Realm of Aghartha and its inhabitants!
just googles that, what a bunch of nut jobs the believers are smile

red_slr

17,123 posts

188 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Could it be a drone then that's gone hot?

Yipper

5,964 posts

89 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Top headline on the Dailywail website about an hour ago.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4245586/US...

Vitorio

4,296 posts

142 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Yipper said:
Top headline on the Dailywail website about an hour ago.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4245586/US...
Aaand here we go

Simpo Two

85,150 posts

264 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Another nail in the free speech coffin.

Brads67

3,199 posts

97 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Iodene 121 has a half life of around 8 days if I remember correctly making this a fairly recent event, whatever it is.

hidetheelephants

23,775 posts

192 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Brads67 said:
Iodene 121 has a half life of around 8 days if I remember correctly making this a fairly recent event, whatever it is.
The recent event is fission.

Some Gump

12,671 posts

185 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Surely a bomb test would have had the seismics / heat visible on satellite.

Power station? Full of civilians. How do you keep it quiet in the time of the net / constant comms?

My bet is iodine plant. How else is it just the 1 isotope of 1 thing, not lots of em? Been a few years since my masters but from memory fission is more like a free radical reaction - what you get is dependant on particle contact, not the path of least energy..

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

254 months

Tuesday 21st February 2017
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Perhaps Kim Jong un blew up...?

Vitorio

4,296 posts

142 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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Brads67 said:
Iodene 121
Iodine 131

Some Gump said:
Surely a bomb test would have had the seismics / heat visible on satellite.

Power station? Full of civilians. How do you keep it quiet in the time of the net / constant comms?

My bet is iodine plant. How else is it just the 1 isotope of 1 thing, not lots of em? Been a few years since my masters but from memory fission is more like a free radical reaction - what you get is dependant on particle contact, not the path of least energy..
an iodine plant wouldnt produce radioactive isotopes, unless it used fission to make their product, making it a nuclear reactor, and youd still expect other isotopes as well, considering I-131 is only ~5% of the products of uranium/plutonium fission.


Spoof

1,854 posts

214 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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hidetheelephants said:
Brads67 said:
Iodene 121 has a half life of around 8 days if I remember correctly making this a fairly recent event, whatever it is.
The recent event is fission.
131.

yes, it says that in the first 10 seconds of the article.

Spoof

1,854 posts

214 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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Nanook said:
Simpo Two said:
Another nail in the free speech coffin.
laugh

Small difference between free speech, and publishing lies, heresay and fiction as fact, don't you agree?
Free speech and being economical with the actual facts, in an attempt to feed the appetite of the uneducated are two very different things.


Simpo Two

85,150 posts

264 months

Wednesday 22nd February 2017
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Nanook said:
Simpo Two said:
Another nail in the free speech coffin.
laugh

Small difference between free speech, and publishing lies, heresay and fiction as fact, don't you agree?
Point is, people should be able to say what they want without being censored. Once you start gagging people for posting things you disagree with you're on a dangerous course. I think you'll find the Guardian is just as biased as the DM, such as telling us the sky would fall in if we dared to vote for Brexit.