Radiation levels increased near the place where the North tried the H bomb
Monitoring stations on the China-Korea border detect a trend of increased radiation, but experts suspect this may be due to natural causes instead of the H. bomb test.
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Monitoring stations on the China-Korea border detect a trend of increased radiation, but experts suspect this may be due to natural causes instead of the H. bomb test.
Biologists have discovered the secret to help some animals and birds survive in the Chernobyl quarantine.
Contrary to popular belief, cockroaches cannot survive in a nuclear explosion. The truth is that this animal is more resistant to some ionizing radiation than humans.
According to scientific studies, more than 70% of radioactive substances enter the human body through food and equipment around us.
Many points in some northern provinces such as northern Lai Chau province, south of Son La, Lao Cai towns - Than Uyen, Bao Thang - Muong La ... have natural irradiation…
Japan admits to hiding part of the information about the spread of radioactivity at the Fukushima I nuclear power plant because of fears that it will cause panic among t…
In the evening of April 14, the Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology (Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute) announced that the level of radioactivity measured in Hanoi…
According to the report of the Ministry of Science and Technology, radioactive clouds are approaching the Mong Cai town in Quang Ninh province today, but it does not aff…
The Ministry of Science and Technology predicts that radioactive cloud will probably cover Vietnam in the future, with the radiation level increasing 100 times compared…
The release of nuclear radioactive water in Japan's Fukushima I power plant into the sea does not endanger marine animals as well as those who eat them, the scientists c…
The Japanese government took the first steps to respond to the threat of radiation from the No. 1 blast furnace of the Fukushima 1 nuclear power plant, located 274 km fr…
When it comes to radiation, we often imagine big explosions or scary transformations, but that's incomplete.
In some incidents of a nuclear power plant, radioactive substances such as iodine (iodine 131 and iodine 129) and cesium (Cesium 137), if left unchecked in the furnace o…