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gelgoog

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TWZ: Norway says it has detected several radiation spikes during its former tests, though not this time yet. So it's a flying Chernobyl. :eek:
So it is a flying Chernobyl which emits no radiation. Right.

More dramatically, in 2019, an explosion occurred aboard a barge in the White Sea, outside Nenoksa, killing five Rosatom scientists. It also led to a radiation spike in the Russian city of Severodvinsk, as you can read more about here. The explosion has been blamed on a reactor from a Burevestnik recovered from the sea, likely the one that was lost in 2017.
If it was on a barge in facilities operated by the Russian Navy it is way more likely the accident was with a Poseidon torpedo reactor. These people are retarded.

Poseidon is way more likely since they could be trying to test the reactor for it in sea state conditions. If it uses sodium as a coolant, a leak might have caused a sodium-water explosion.
 
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