Radioactive products people actually used.. - Page 3

08-08-10, 10:54 PM

Every one knows that they are being constantly irradiated by the natural occuring radiatin from both the earth on which they live and the stuff coming from space.

Only Nuke sub crews who have spent many hours/days under water have recieved less radiation than the rest of us. We know that ...right?

The trial lawyers have found mesothelioma...don't you all feel better?

TLAM Strike · 08-08-10, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Third Man

Every one knows that they are being constantly irradiated by the natural occuring radiatin from both the earth on which they live and the stuff coming from space.

Only Nuke sub crews who have spent many hours/days under water have recieved less radiation than the rest of us. We know that ...right?

The trial lawyers have found mesothelioma...don't you all feel better?

Did you know that when you are in space and you close your eyes is possible to see the radioactive particles that are passing though you.

08-08-10, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

Did you know that when you are in space and you close your eyes is possible to see the radioactive particles that are passing though you.

I see all those floaty things in my eyes all the time. Is that the same thing?

TLAM Strike · 08-08-10, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by The Third Man

I see all those floaty things in my eyes all the time. Is that the same thing?

Remember the star field screensaver? Or the warp speed "star streaks" on Star Trek?

Its kind of like those.

Platapus · 08-09-10, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

I wonder how much Uraninite you would need to reach criticaity?

Should I be concerned if my Uranium container has the label "Packed in (heavy) water"???????

Gulp

08-09-10, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Platapus

Should I be concerned if my Uranium container has the label "Packed in (heavy) water"???????

Gulp

The adult human body naturally contains deuterium (heavy water) equivalent to that in five grams of water.

08-09-10, 05:21 PM

Deutronium (heavy water) was used as a moderator. On its own it is not radio-active.

Platapus · 08-09-10, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by The Third Man

The adult human body naturally contains deuterium (heavy water) equivalent to that in five grams of water.

Next time I tell The Frau that I need to take a heavy pee, I can explain why.

TLAM Strike · 08-09-10, 09:02 PM

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Next time I tell The Frau that I need to take a heavy pee, I can explain why.

You can tell her that you are excreting starship fuel as well...

frau kaleun · 08-09-10, 09:04 PM

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You can tell her that you are excreting starship fuel as well...

"I'll be right there, honey... I just gotta drop the warp drives off at the cooling tank."

TLAM Strike · 08-09-10, 09:07 PM

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"I'll be right there, honey... I just gotta drop the warp drives off at the cooling tank."

Or...
"Honey grab a bucket and a filter, I know a guy named Cochrane in Montana who will pay good money for this!"

08-08-10, 10:54 PM	#31
The Third Man Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Every one knows that they are being constantly irradiated by the natural occuring radiatin from both the earth on which they live and the stuff coming from space. Only Nuke sub crews who have spent many hours/days under water have recieved less radiation than the rest of us. We know that ...right? The trial lawyers have found mesothelioma...don't you all feel better?

08-09-10, 05:21 PM	#37
The Third Man Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Deutronium (heavy water) was used as a moderator. On its own it is not radio-active.