Best of The History Guy: Nuclear Accidents 

It takes you an hour to eat breakfast?

Even if I've seen them you bet your ass I'll rewatch these

If it takes that long for breakfast you might be doing it wrong

@@ajax5622It sounds to me like he is doing it exactly right.

Way too long. No strong central theme 😢

We all do! Just have to find him on the RU-vid machine.

ººThere is no such thing as atomic weapons. They say it radiates the ground for thousands of years and nothing can live there and yet three days after the thousands of tons of dynamite or the so called A bomb was detonated in Japan businesses were reopened (It's all show and tell). Population of Hiroshima in 2019 is over 2,000,000. Population of Nagasaki in 2019 is over 411,000. It's only been 75 years since we dropped "The Bomb." What happened to all that deadly radiation ? Why didn't the Japanese engage the Enola Gay or Bockscar (The B-29s) and how did the US know that they wouldn't ? Of course we've all seen the burn victims but was their hair and fingernails falling off ? Were they throwing up ? No, There were no signs radiation poisoning. They showed us burn victims from the firestorm capital of the world. You can strike a match and get that mushroom affect. Bombs don't control people, fear does specially with imagery. On some of the iconic images you can tell that it's a cut and paste job. Think of how real the explosions looked on the movie "The Day After" but you know that they're not real. All of these insane war whores with nothing but control and power on their minds and after seventy-six years off insanity nobody has pushed the button. Hundreds on unaccounted for bombs and no one is using them ? All those "broken arrows" and nukes that was up for grabs then the Soviet Union dissolved, all those nuclear power plants and unclear submarine misshapes. Everybody's got or can easily get at a price nuclear bombs, missiles and motors. You can put them in a van or even a suitcase and after decades of hatred and not one explosion. Surly you can see the collaboration among so called enemies. They are just using fear tactics to control us. They were so busy over sensationalizing their lies that they overlooked reality. The equivalency of a thousand tons of dynamite is a thousand tons of dynamite. Every war is a civil war, it has always been man against man and not us against them. The only enemy that man has, are those that lead him into war. ºHow can our leaders be so insane that they always have a dozen wars going on at the same time and yet they're sane enough not to use A-Bombs ? It's a collaboration. Who is going to win, what is going to be won, how much it's going to cost and how many will die is all decided by a few truly evil people well in advance. Nuclear plants are nuclear fueled, instead of using wood, oil or coil, but it's good old fashioned steam power.

Inhaled alpha radiation is really the nastiest. It's a heavy Helium atom and does a lot of damage if taken internally. Totally different than gamma.

@@cheddar2648 Some radiation preserves us while others kill us. Light is radioactive heat that you can see. All atoms are actually alive, conscious and intelligent. They are lifetrons, life is indivisible. And Man is not based on '666' carbon 6 electrons 6 protons and 6 neutrons. Science lies about everything.

Your friend Tritium

There was a nuclear incident at a experimental small reactor west of Idaho falls that killed three military enlisted men. One man was actually stuck to the containment ceiling by a containment rod.

Well thank you!

Yeah except for the fact that the combine used that fun little event to invade earth and take it over in a day. So... they doomed humanity to extinction, from the no fertility field if nothing else

It actually didn't result in nuclear material being discharged

Und I'm learning Chinese," says Wernher von Braun.

I have talked about many, but by no means all such events. ru-vid.com/group/PLSnt4mJGJfGi-qJ9yauSq1ugvddQZoyQQ

@The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered thank you!!

Happy to help out! (And way better for you than most drugs)

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Lotta vodka shared?

which was a non-event blown way out of proportions by incredibly stupid public relations officers.

Ok, I'll be sure to do that.

​@@jwenting can't have anything nice, smh

That fking turtle...

Fuck the Russians drills

In fact the natural nuclear 'fission' reactions are still happening deep within the earth's core. The heat in the earth's core is too hot to be caused by gravity alone and the fact that the earth has a magnetic field that protects us from solar radiation is due to the hot core that rotates within a ferrous mantle and creates a strong magnetic field that keeps our planet's atmosphere protected and makes life on earth possible. The planet Mars once had an atmosphere and liquid water but it is theorized that Mars lost its magnetic field when its core cooled and the solar radiation stripped away the atmosphere and that caused the temperature to plummet and what water was left was frozen or evaporated and the red planet became a desert with very little atmosphere.

Please read jefpanisi' comments above or Google "Humboldt Nuclear Accident" by Scott Rainsford. 39min video or 66min radio interview. Share if you like.

Those Ruskies are always trying to trick us

well, he's a well rounded geek; what's wrong with that?

@@DDlambchop43 nothing, I used to watch Dr. Who back before it became popular in the US and I've seen numerous movies with Robbie in them

Nitpicking for no reason. I'm sure you have better things to worry about. I mean, really.... NBC😱

New Jersey is basically all nuclear waste

probably to a storage facility where other nuclear waste is also stored. And if they're smart (which they were at the time, not so much now) they'll have used cleanup techniques similar to those employed at major chemical spills to concentrate the contaminants out of the bulk of the soil so as to reduce the volume that needs to be stored securely. Such waste storage sites and procedures are well established, not just for nuclear power stations and things like that but laboratory waste, industrial waste, and yes, cleanup from accidents as well.

And the rest of us along with you