Every Radiation Level Explained in 13 Minutes

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  @tohellwithgoogle4261 · 1 year ago

  At ground zero at a nuclear detonation you wouldn't need to worry about radiation, as you'd be vaporized...

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• BR

  @bronzeblueton · 1 year ago

  If you ate 100 bananas radiation would be the least concern. Id be worried about potassium poisoning or bowel obstruction

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• AR

  @armrdtitan · 1 year ago

  Once you hear the ChatGPT, you can never unhear it

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  @TheTechieLemon · 1 year ago

  Type of shit I watch at 3am

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  @slarx2476 · 1 year ago

  Thank you, chatGPT.

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  @Duiof88 · 1 year ago

  Like others have said, level 10 have happend multiple times, And at-least once been survived. <br>Anatoli Bugorski received between 2000-3000 sieverts of radiation after having his head in a particle accelerator accident, he was 36 at the time iirc. He did receive some damages, paralysis of part of his face, hearing-loss of an exposed ear, fatigue and some epilepsy - but overall relatively unharmed, relatively being the word since he was expected to die within days. <br><br>Anatoli is for the record still alive and 82 years of age. <br><br>I really recommend Kyle Hill&apos;s video on the incident: &quot;What if you put your head in a particle accelerator?&quot; which goes into why he survived.

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  @lboyadgiev8820 · 1 year ago

  Level 10 has happened multiple times.<br>Hisashi ouchi received a somewhat close dose to 20 Sv.<br>There was also a case in 1999 where thieves tried to steel 27,000 Curies of Co-60 (or 999 TBq) <br>One of the men died only 30 minutes after exposure.<br>Another one died shortly after.<br><br>Boris Korchilov also received a dose higher than 20 Sv. (Something closer to 50+)<br><br>In Los Alamos there was a case of a plutonium criticality where a worker received at least 30 Sv (some reports say upwards of 120 Sv to the upper chest)<br><br>There are many cases of 20 Sv and above.<br>I have also heard some claims that a chernobyl worker received a dose of 21 Sv but I am not sure of it at the moment.<br>But the point stands.<br>20 Sv plus is not very rarely seen.<br>Cobalt 60 with even 20 TBq (half a gram) would have you receive this dose in a few minutes even with 1 meter distance.<br>You wouldn&apos;t need a nuclear bomb for this.<br>Just half a gram of cobalt 60 would be more then enough.

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  @fluffycuddles8008 · 1 year ago

  Its crazy how at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVCE5SJsW6s&amp;t=660">11:00</a> it goes from symtoms to autopsy. They dont even get to study you while your alive, only when your dead

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  @wilmerivantinawin2003 · 1 year ago

  The Demon core incident with Louis Slotin who received 21 sieverts of radiation who later on died nine days later proves that level 10 has actually occurred before.

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  @ClippyForThePeople · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVCE5SJsW6s&amp;t=741">12:21</a> NO. IT DOES NOT BELONG IN WAR. IT BELONGS IN DEEP SPACE.

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  @Craftsyie · 11 months ago

  ‘It’s not X — it’s Y!’<br>-chatGPT

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  @GoNuckingFuts · 1 year ago

  Level 10 has happened before. Luis Slotin, Boris Korcholov, and Peabody.

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