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Nuclear Navy. Not a single accident since it started

Paris has had nuclear for years

Cool, have a Geiger counter?

Hasn't it?

Its expensive to do right

If that's over 100msv you're not doing yourself any favours

WHich is why companies screw up

That's not the meme

Anyone have the meme

I can't find the meme

Nuclear Navy doesnt use sieverts. We use CPM for contamination and REM for exposure

Much more accurate and easier to convert

https://youtu.be/wd8SmUVqVZs

best meme

immigration crisis is basically this

Point is, I used to have a Geiger counter and would get 30-50 msv passing the medical district, I can only imagine what you get working with uranium or thorium

Basically nothing, because shielding

@.Not Sean only wilful neets don't think this is an issue, even foreigners complain about working with foreigners (on that note, the glass door reviews at my company are hilarious)

And background radiation can vary wildly due to ground rock types and ozone levels

If your bedrock is granite youll have higher readings due to Radon daughters

Point is normal is like 0.1msv

Obviously it's a serious issue

but that episode is still funny

Took all The Jerbs

^

But... They did?

I'm the only Australian born person on my team

They literally did take all the jobs

Jerbs*

It literally happened

And small dose less than 300 mSv is completely neglible

No

100msv for a prolonged period of time will give you a very shitty rest of the day

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Hahaha no it doesnt thats less than what pilots get on a transartic route

and is alpha, beta, or gamma readings?

Gamma I assume

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Gamma is the least likely to harm you. Nuetron or beta is where you get the major effects.

Alpha will mess lungs if inhaled but thats also rare