Chernobyl reactor 4
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Zakajev?
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GET OUT OF HERE STALKER
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Now where is the god damn Wish Granter?
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@JKNIP15 Of course they are. :D
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What numbers are bad for you. The ones like .453 Or 1.536? I just want to know. Already know what kinds of radiation are bad for you.
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Astronauts: 25,000 Millirems
The highest recommended limit for radiation exposures is for astronauts-25,000 millirems per Space Shuttle mission, principally from cosmic rays. This amount is beyond the average 300+ millirems of natural sources of radiation and any medical radiation a person has received.
A version of this article appeared in the January 5, 1994 issue of MIT Tech Talk (Volume 38, Number 18)
So 05.11 isn't such a big deal as it seems, just 200 more than average radiation.
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7 secounds ? what the hell
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@wtm2626 rads lol. i dont think they are playing fallout
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What a good job he has! Probly takes in 500 rads a day!
That IS a Geiger counter, as it uses a Geiger-Müller tube; GM is not a range. Second, it can also technically be a "radiac" which is a NATO-derived acronym for "radioactivity, detection, indication, and computation". The machine can ALSO be called a dosimeter, as it reads a doserate unit, like Rems or Sieverts. I, personally, own several Geiger counters, several dosimeters, and several cold-war era lab&military-grade US 'radiacmeters', so I know these terms. You seem very mal- or un-informed.
JeremyBechen 3 years ago 13
The trick to maintaining a healthy life around all that radiation is Cossacks vodka.
pyschob0b 1 year ago 8