kurchatovium
Wielder of 100 Feathers
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A new day has dawned and it's sure to be a fine one for our Armada. 😀 😛
Couldn't agree more with you my good friend. 😀
Hi mils.



A new day has dawned and it's sure to be a fine one for our Armada. 😀 😛
Couldn't agree more with you my good friend. 😀
Hi everybody.
Hope you are all well.I only have time to pop in to say hi.I have to get up at 2 am tomorrow. 😱
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Hi everybody.
Hope you are all well.I only have time to pop in to say hi.I have to get up at 2 am tomorrow. 😱
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Greetings, Zod.
That is ghastly early to get up. 😱
I'm fine today and hope you are well also. 😀 😛
Hi mils.Hi General Zod.
Hope you both are well
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I'm fine today, Kurch. I hope that all is well with you, too. 😀 😛
Glad you are well.Not such a good day for me unfortunatley. 🙁
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I am sad to hear that, my friend. 🙁 🙁
What has gone badly today?
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Thanks.
I rather not talk about it if thats ok I am trying to forget today even happened. 😛
That's fine, Kurch. There are somethings things I don't feel like discussing, also. Good luck in forgetting what you need to forget.
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Thanks.
I suppose as long as you dont have radioactive gas clouds floating by its not such a bad day to put things in the proper perspective.
Yes, that does put a good perspective on things. There are people in Japan now with severe damage to their homes, no electric power, and in danger of radiation poisoning. 😱
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Absolutely. And it's made worse by the damage to all modes of transportation there, making it harder to evacuate people. 😱
I suppose it would be very, very expensive to make a nuclear power plant that could stand up to a 9.0 Richter scale earthquake.
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I never heard of SCRAM reactors. Very interesting, Kurch. 😀 😛
The one nearest me, at Indian Point, is also very old. 😱
I suspect even your old reactor is a 1000 times better then the one at Chernobyl. So I would not be too worried.
I just looked up some information online. 😀 😛
The oldest unit, Indian Point 1, began operation in 1962, but it has been decommissioned and had its fuel removed in 1976.
The two remaining units, Indian Point 2 and Indian Point 3, were built in 1974 and 1976 respectively, so they are not quite as old as I thought.
The old one with its fuel removed is likely not much of a concern now. 🙂
The article I just read makes clear that the whole point of building Indian Point 3 was to replace #1 which had given some trouble and was ordered to be shut down by the NRC.
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