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Fukushima 7 years after nuclear disaster
March 11, 2018, is true to the 7th anniversary of the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Like every year, Japan has stopped all activities at 14:46, that is, at the time of the…
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Submarine K-27 - Soviet
At the height of the Cold War in 1968, 144 Soviet sailors on the K-27 submarine sailed to the North Pole to collect information about the NATO base.
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America: Extreme danger of 43 nuclear explosions leaking
The Enewetak Atoll area was used by the US government to try 43 different nuclear explosions between 1948 and 1958.
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What is the world like if nuclear reactors explode simultaneously?
Scientists tried to calculate how many radioactive nuclides flew into the air when the nuclear reactors melted and how long the planet could not live.
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Your microwave may leak radioactive rays, and this is an easy way to check for 30 seconds
Do not let serious incidents come from the familiar microwave oven, but quickly prevent it to protect yourself and your family.
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Human inventions and pleasures of
In the past, these were thought to be unique inventions, pleasant pastimes, but now looking back, they are really scary ...
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Chemical elements do not follow quantum mechanics theory
The research team at the University of Florida, USA, discovered something surprising, that the last 21 elements in the periodic table do not follow the rules of quantum…
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Mistakes make scientists pay with life
Sometimes small errors in the research process can also take scientists' lives.
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Uranium enrichment: Death technology
Iran's implementation of uranium enrichment technology has raised international concerns
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To destroy the world, only 10 fusion bombs are needed
Business Insider said that as soon as World War II ended, scientists developing atomic bombs dropped on Japan had anticipated the number of nuclear weapons needed to des…
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The fate of the most radioactive men in the world
McCluskey, 64, survived despite the largest amount of radioactivity ever recorded in history and was named
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Slowly mass-killing bombs that terrify the world
The thief called his friends to see the strange blue light emanating from the sphere he could see, not expecting that to bring them to a frightening death.
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Method to determine the age of the Earth
The method of determining age by radioisotope appeared from the late 1940s and 1950s.
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Small nuclear war also killed billions of people
Billions of people around the world are likely to die even when the smallest nuclear war breaks out, scientists warn.
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Inside the nuclear bomb shelter in Japan
The need to build nuclear shelters and buy radioactive air purifiers in Japan increased because people feared Korea could launch missiles with ammunition containing pois…