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I used to be very afraid of nuclear power a decade ago due to propaganda after fukushima nuclear meltdown so much so i bought a geiger counter back then. I still have respect for radiation as it can be unsafe. Later on that geiger counter opened my mind got rid of the paranoia then come to find out there is more radiation around us that many people know about and not from fukushima. For instance did you know that cigarette tobacco has radioactive polonium 210 and the tobacco companies in the united states kept that secret for 40 years (you can see mainstream articles on this, the CDC even says tobacco contains polonium 210) some say that is the primary cause of cancer in the cigarettes. Yearly consumption of tobacco smoke is comparable to a radiation dose at chernobyl. Where did that come from? Well basically the tobacco plant being fed fertilizer that was from rock phosphate that got "contaminated" with radon via radium 226 since radium is naturally in the ground from thorium and uranium. Did you know that oil gas and coal companies produce radioactive waste? fact. Did you know that oil fracking usually is contaminated with radioactive radium 226 the fracking waste tends to be highly radioactive that the fracking workers are essentially radiation workers that sometimes don't even know it? Another fact. Another fact is sometimes the oil fracking water contaminated with radium 226 ends up in the drinking water another fact. Radium looks to the body similar to calcium so if it gets in the body it gets deposited in the bones and causes bone cancer. Sadly some oil companies literally dumped their radioactive waste into the ground it gets into the drinking water.
Coal before the smoke was filtered would basically rain down radioactive isotopes on people as radioactive ash. To this day coal plants still produce radioactive waste. Did you know that tritium water that power plants release into the rivers and the ocean does not bio accumulate. Did you know that there is such a thing as a thorium reactor that doesn't melt down? Did you know that when you fly in an airplane you are getting about the same level of radiation per hour as uranium glass. If not now you know. Why did i mention all that? because there is so much hypocrisy against nuclear energy.
I have some uranium glass , a radioactive crystal stone i keep in a glass jar called blue apatite, and even a tiny rock in a glass jar given to me years ago that was produced by the very first nuke ever (Code Named Trinity) the same Trinity that inspired the movie Oppenheimer ; this rock is called radioactive trinitite. It is authentic i know for a fact it is because i have a gamma ray spectrometer and it contains radioactive cesium 137 which does not appear in nature naturally. Cesium 137 is only produced by nuclear fission such as from a nuclear power plant or a nuke. I mention this because i have "seen" radiation in person with a geiger counter and spectrometer.
This post is pro nuclear; the future of energy.
Photo from the game series Fallout, source of the photo : Google
I used to be very afraid of nuclear power a decade ago due to propaganda after fukushima nuclear meltdown so much so i bought a geiger counter back then. I still have respect for radiation as it can be unsafe. Later on that geiger counter opened my mind got rid of the paranoia then come to find out there is more radiation around us that many people know about and not from fukushima. For instance did you know that cigarette tobacco has radioactive polonium 210 and the tobacco companies in the united states kept that secret for 40 years (you can see mainstream articles on this, the CDC even says tobacco contains polonium 210) some say that is the primary cause of cancer in the cigarettes. Yearly consumption of tobacco smoke is comparable to a radiation dose at chernobyl. Where did that come from? Well basically the tobacco plant being fed fertilizer that was from rock phosphate that got "contaminated" with radon via radium 226 since radium is naturally in the ground from thorium and uranium. Did you know that oil gas and coal companies produce radioactive waste? fact. Did you know that oil fracking usually is contaminated with radioactive radium 226 the fracking waste tends to be highly radioactive that the fracking workers are essentially radiation workers that sometimes don't even know it? Another fact. Another fact is sometimes the oil fracking water contaminated with radium 226 ends up in the drinking water another fact. Radium looks to the body similar to calcium so if it gets in the body it gets deposited in the bones and causes bone cancer. Sadly some oil companies literally dumped their radioactive waste into the ground it gets into the drinking water.
Coal before the smoke was filtered would basically rain down radioactive isotopes on people as radioactive ash. To this day coal plants still produce radioactive waste. Did you know that tritium water that power plants release into the rivers and the ocean does not bio accumulate. Did you know that there is such a thing as a thorium reactor that doesn't melt down? Did you know that when you fly in an airplane you are getting about the same level of radiation per hour as uranium glass. If not now you know. Why did i mention all that? because there is so much hypocrisy against nuclear energy.
I have some uranium glass , a radioactive crystal stone i keep in a glass jar called blue apatite, and even a tiny rock in a glass jar given to me years ago that was produced by the very first nuke ever (Code Named Trinity) the same Trinity that inspired the movie Oppenheimer ; this rock is called radioactive trinitite. It is authentic i know for a fact it is because i have a gamma ray spectrometer and it contains radioactive cesium 137 which does not appear in nature naturally. Cesium 137 is only produced by nuclear fission such as from a nuclear power plant or a nuke. I mention this because i have "seen" radiation in person with a geiger counter and spectrometer.
This post is pro nuclear; the future of energy.
Photo from the game series Fallout, source of the photo : Google
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