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So did we have an unreported accident?

 
bunkerstylebitches
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11/11/2011 09:20 AM
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So did we have an unreported accident?
There is no natural occurence for higher than normal levels of radiation.
So give me your take on why.

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Last Edited by bunkerstylebitches on 11/11/2011 09:35 AM
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Re: So did we have an unreported accident?
"The obvious culprit seemed to be neutrinos, an elementary particle which travels at near light speed. Neutrinos are nearly massless, which enables them to travel so fast, much like Electrons. Except neutrinos do not carry an electric charge;meaning they are not affected by electromagnetism. Neutrinos only interact with the weak-nuclear force and gravity. The weak-nuclear force is responsible for radioactive decay and atomic fusion.

If solar flares blasting neutrinos at earth are causing changes in the decay rates of radioactive isotopes, scientists may soon have data to prove it. Until now it was thought neutrinos rarely, if at all, interacted with normal matter - a fact which has made them notoriously difficult to detect. Finding data on the ebb, flow and volume of neutrinos to compare with the variance in atomic decay has been difficult."

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Re: So did we have an unreported accident?
I'm thinking they don't know...and that's why they can't report just yet. Nothing worse to tptb than admitting they're clueless.

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