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Where the most explosive nuclear bombs on the planet
Nearly a thousand nuclear tests were conducted at a facility in Nevada, USA, leaving an obsession for witnesses at close range and people in nearby areas.
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Evidence makes you 'stunned' about radiation contamination
Not only does it affect human health, radiation can last for hundreds of years, or maybe even
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How much water is needed to quell the Sun?
Imagine we are holding a giant bucket of water to put out the Sun's fire.
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Why do we always like to press big red buttons?
Suppose you are locked in an empty room, in front of you only a big red button is placed. Will you leave it there or will you press it?
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Find out the mysterious origin of the
For decades, scientists have worked out the mystery of the origin of neutrinos, or
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There was once a nuclear reactor flying above our heads
Of course, this reactor had stopped working and fell from its orbit, though it did not cause any harm when returning to Earth.
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Classification of nuclear reactors
There are many ways to classify nuclear reactors, of which the most common classification is based on the retardants and heat transfer agents used in the reactor.
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We have endless energy, but why haven't we used it yet?
Nuclear fusion is the opposite of the reaction inside atomic energy plants, which can produce endless energy.
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Inside the only nuclear reactor in Vietnam
For more than 50 years, Da Lat nuclear reactor under Da Lat Nuclear Research Institute is the only place in our country to research and create radioactive products.
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Listed the 7 most evil weapons in human history
Atomic bombs, asphalt, mustard gas are evil weapons, have high damage and cause painful death to victims.
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How to detect and deal with Co-60 exposure?
Experts can check to determine Co-60 in urine, even at very low concentrations, and determine their concentration in the human body.
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What happens to the Earth after a nuclear war?
The group of meteorological and environmental scientists in the United States used a mathematical model to describe what would happen after a limited and local nuclear w…
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America used to destroy mountains and build schools thanks to atomic bombs
The plan was once considered safe by American scientists at the time.
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5 potential threats to destroy humanity
Nuclear war, pandemic disaster ... are considered potential threats to destroy humanity in the future.
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History of formation and development of nuclear energy
In the history of development, nuclear energy has many diverse applications, from energy production, weapons manufacturing, even for other scientific research.