Norway detects radioactive iodine by Russian border days after blast
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2019 Aug 15, 12:56pm 637 views 5 comments
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RWSGFY
2019 Aug 15, 12:58pm
RWSGFY
2019 Aug 15, 12:58pm
"Isotope power source" and "radioactive iodine" are mutually exclusive: radioactive iodine can occur only in a running nuclear reactor.
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rdm
2019 Aug 15, 3:56pm
Iranian_Oil_Burse says
Not known for being forthcoming or honest. The Russians had to haul the doctors that treated the wounded off to a special hospital because of radiation exposure from treating people exposed to the radiation released. But don't expect much negative commentary on Russia or Putin at patrick.net. The site is thick with Russian trolls that burry such matters. There are far more important matters to discuss like a dead child molester's painting of Bill Clinton in a blue dress.
Russia’s state nuclear agency, Rosatom,
Not known for being forthcoming or honest. The Russians had to haul the doctors that treated the wounded off to a special hospital because of radiation exposure from treating people exposed to the radiation released. But don't expect much negative commentary on Russia or Putin at patrick.net. The site is thick with Russian trolls that burry such matters. There are far more important matters to discuss like a dead child molester's painting of Bill Clinton in a blue dress.
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Bd6r
2019 Aug 15, 4:10pm
Bd6r
2019 Aug 15, 4:10pm
I read that this was new Russian "super"-weapon Burevestnik that exploded. It is supposedly a nuclear-powered missile - in essence a flying Chernobyl. Not surprisingly it blew up - what else could we expect from highly incompetent Russian army...
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RC2006
2019 Aug 15, 8:50pm
RC2006
2019 Aug 15, 8:50pm
US was working on simular tech in the 50s-60s but decided it was to dangerous and stopped.
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HeadSet
2019 Aug 16, 6:15am
HeadSet
2019 Aug 16, 6:15am
But don't expect much negative commentary on Russia or Putin at patrick.net.
You mean like this entire thread?
You mean like this entire thread?
Russia’s state nuclear agency, Rosatom, said on Saturday that five people killed in the blast were its staff members, and the accident involved “isotope power sources”, giving no further details.
Norway’s radiation and nuclear safety authority DSA said it had detected the radioactive iodine at its air filter station in Svanhovd, which is by the Russian border. A river separates the two countries.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-blast-norway/norway-detects-radioactive-iodine-by-russian-border-days-after-blast-idUSKCN1V510N