Toddsterpatriot
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At Chernobyl their core completely melted down. It is supposed to remain dangerous for the next 4.5 billion years.
Liar.
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At Chernobyl their core completely melted down. It is supposed to remain dangerous for the next 4.5 billion years.
The Reactor Core at three mile island has already been removed.
You really do not know anything about Nuclear power and hence radiation. The containment building is still there. Still radioactive inside. Hence a bit expensive to dismantle but it could be done today. Just expensive. In 60 years the radiation levels will be at a harmless level, so workers will be able to enter and dismantle the plant with zero problems from radiation.
It is known as HALF LIFE. In 60 years the radioactive elements in TMI will have decayed to harmless levels.
The nuclear fuel is already removed with zero incidents.
Liar.
It don't stay dangerous that long. And all states have something that radioactive and dangerous beneath their soil. It is called the earth's core.Well excuse me for thinking logically. The melted core at Chernobyl, the "elephant's foot," they apparently even get near to. At least not for long. Or maybe sealing off the object itself would be too expensive. I don't know. But whatever the case, it is logical that the part of the core at TMI that did melt would be every bit as dangerous. Even if it wasn't, they still removed 183,000 pounds of damaged fuel assemblies and 308,000 pounds of radioactive material from the reactor vessel. That mustn't have been an easy undertaking. Even then, there is no place to permanently store the stuff. No state wants something under their soil that will basically remain dangerous for millions or billions of years.
It don't stay dangerous that long. And all states have something that radioactive and dangerous beneath their soil. It is called the earth's core.
Further it is not logical to compare a pressurized water reactor within 3 containments to a liquid metal reactor in 1 containment. One operated by the USA which is much more technically advanced than Russia.
Let's play jeopardy.The earth's core is called a core for a reason. It never comes to the surface. Next, I wasn't comparing anything to anything.
What is Hawaii.Magma lakes from which volcanoes get their lava exist in the earth's mantle. That's way different from the core.
And, I was just throwing that core stuff out there to make you think, our core is not highly radioactive.Magma lakes from which volcanoes get their lava exist in the earth's mantle. That's way different from the core.
Not if it's done right.
I'm not a liar. I'm just repeating what I read some time ago. And that's what they said. Though your accusation caused me to do some more looking around on the matter. And there are no good answers to be found. One site says that Chernobyl will be safe to live in anywhere from 20 years to several hundred years. Another site says it will take anywhere from 100,000 to 200,000 years.
I also found some other information that may interest you. Uranium 238 has a half life of over 4 billion years. Pu-239 has a half life of 24,000 years. Tc-99 has a half life of 220,000 years. I-129 has a half life of 15.7 million years.
You did not specify what kind of volcano. Plume or subduction? Most volcanic material comes from no deeper than 500 miles beneath the crust. Plume volcanoes come from much deeper, but have generated above the core. And the core itself is primarily nickel-iron, not radioactive. Mrs. Elektra, you just lost at jeopardy. LOLLet's play jeopardy.
What is a volcano.
Actually, it was much warmer in the Eemiam than now.You are right. I wasn't close to right. I don't know what I was thinking. The earth hasn't been this hot in the last 18,000 years. It hasn't been this hot in the past 125,000 years.
inhabitat.com › the-last-time-earth-was-this-hotThe last time Earth was this hot was 125,000 years ago
I already said the core was not radioactive?You did not specify what kind of volcano. Plume or subduction? Most volcanic material comes from no deeper than 500 miles beneath the crust. Plume volcanoes come from much deeper, but have generated above the core. And the core itself is primarily nickel-iron, not radioactive. Mrs. Elektra, you just lost at jeopardy. LOL
LOL!
You need clear panels that are strong enough to support up to 80,000 pound trucks.
And you also need to keep them clean.
It's a moronic idea, even compared to all your other moronic ideas.
I'm not a liar.
Then you're an idiot.
Uranium 238 has a half life of over 4 billion years.
Which makes it one of the least dangerous radioactive elements.