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Detecting Nuclear Fallout: A Comprehensive Guide
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a system of radiation monitors in place throughout the United States. These ...
Detecting Nuclear Weapons: A Comprehensive Guide
The threat of nuclear weapons is a major concern for many countries around the world. In order to protect against the...
How Much Radiation Do You Receive After a Nuclear Stress Test?
Nuclear stress tests involve a significant amount of radiation exposure, equivalent to 400 chest x-rays. While the...
Can We Detect a Nuclear Attack?
A new study sponsored by the American Physical Society has concluded that the United States' systems to intercept...
Can Nuclear Bombs Be Detected? A Comprehensive Guide
In the absence of armor, ordinary nuclear weapons containing kilograms of weapons-grade plutonium or uranium 238 (6...
Who First Detected the Chernobyl Disaster?
The Forsmark plant, located an hour north of Stockholm, was the first to detect the Chernobyl disaster in April 1986.This ...
How Long Does a Nuclear Stress Test Stay in Your System?
A nuclear stress test is a medical procedure that uses a radioactive tracer to measure the blood flow to your heart. It...
Can Nuclear Testing Cause Earthquakes?
Nuclear explosions can cause earthquakes and even a sequence of aftershocks, but the seismic activity generated by these...
