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Uploaded by ABCNews on Mar 13, 2011
Ron Claiborne explains exactly what the term means.
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i always thought it was like a huge fireish bubble around the nuclear plant
Saar0s 2 weeks ago
The worst case scenario would be the cores melting through the containment, then the structure, then into the ground to reach groundwater causing a steam explosion which would scatter radioactive material over a vast area and into the atmosphere.
kpeavey2 3 months ago
that's bad enough since the meltdown in Chernobyl on April 26, 1986,
SpiritsoftheWolf 5 months ago
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i always thought it was like a huge fireish bubble around the nuclear plant
Saar0s 2 weeks ago
The worst case scenario would be the cores melting through the containment, then the structure, then into the ground to reach groundwater causing a steam explosion which would scatter radioactive material over a vast area and into the atmosphere.
kpeavey2 3 months ago
that's bad enough since the meltdown in Chernobyl on April 26, 1986,
SpiritsoftheWolf 5 months ago