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Nuclear radiation is relatively harmless : Comments
By Wade Allison, published 8/1/2014Although academically discredited, this hypothesis still holds sway today at a regulatory and political level and was responsible for generating the inappropriate panic in Japan, in 2011 and since.
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Nuclear Fission is the splitting of the Uranium atom and in the process produces 100's of new radio active elements that never before existed on this planet. Many have half lives of thousands or millions of years and cannot be cleaned from the environment. So if one hot particle misses this year,it may get you the next.
Arnie Gunderson makes a good analogy on hot particles.Organisations such as the IAEA lump all radiation together and average this over our entire bodies. They do not discern between Gamma, Alpha or Beta rays. It is the Alpha rays of hot particles that our bodies mistake for elements like calcium that are the real danger. You cannot average a molecule of Caesium 137 over an entire body when it is lodged in your bone marrow causing cancer in a few cells.
One millionth of a gram of Plutonium will kill you. It is the deadliest element known to man and we created it.
Why does this insanity exist? We have made money our master when in fact should be our servant.