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The Mysterious Sinking of Nuclear Submarines
Nine nuclear submarines have sunk, either by accident or by sinking, and the mystery behind their disappearance still...
Exploring the Benefits and Risks of Nuclear Power
Nuclear power has been a source of energy for decades, and its use in the submarine industry, food supply, and navy...
Can a Nuclear Battery Explode?
Hydrogen is a highly explosive gas that is much lighter than air, so it will usually rise and disperse quickly if there...
How Far Away is Safe from a Nuclear Meltdown?
Minor first-degree burns can occur up to 11 km (6.8 miles) away, and third-degree burns, which destroy and blister skin...
Why is Safety Essential in Nuclear Reactors?
Nuclear power plants are designed to prevent any abnormal incidents from occurring and, if they do, to stop the possible...
Where is the Safest Place to Be in a Nuclear Attack?
The safest place to be during a radiation emergency is a centrally located room or basement. This area should have as few ...
Are Nuclear Power Plant Workers Exposed to Radiation?
On average, nuclear power workers receive a lower annual radiation dose than flight crew and frequent flyers who fly for...
Who Guards the Nation's Nuclear Weapons?
In support of the presidential mandate, the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Safety Administration (NNSA) is...
