is nuclear energy even real?
 

I bet those cooling towers are just hiding a big coal burning plant.

I mean splitting atoms causes the reaction? Doesn't make sense. If I am slicing a tomato and I hit an atom square in the middle. Won't that cause an atomic reaction?

))) you don't apply enough energy to the point

Yo mamma!

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Radioactive waste Is a big problem.

Tomato atoms are not strong enough because they are just vegetables. If you get some plutonium and chop it up into little pieces in your kitchen you are bound to cause a reaction then.

Called "Dead Hand" in the West, the theory is that a command and control system measures communications on military frequencies, radiation levels, air pressure, heat and short-term seismic disturbances. If the measurement points to a nuclear attack, the Perimeter begins a sequence that would end in the firing of all ICBMs in the Soviet (now, Russian) arsenal.

Perimeter would launch a command rocket, tipped with a radio warhead that transmits launch orders to Russian nuclear silos, even with the presence of radio jamming. The rocket would fly across the entire length of the country. After a number of test launches to prove the viability of such a command rocket, the Perimeter system went online in 1985.

This. This is why humans are doomed. The Dark Ages always return.

Just because you don't understand something, doesn't mean it can't exist. But I'm sure you don't believe in viruses either. You can't even see them, so how can they be real??? The world is flat. Smart people need to be burned at the stake, and God - well, you can't see him either - but I guess he was able to make everything from nothing and that's all you ever need to know.

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Yes,you simply got lucky.
I'm on my sixth kitchen already

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Is your brain even real?

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yes they are. my grand dad work at one