64F and Radiation ....Yikes

vostok

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A rocket engine explosion on a naval test range in northern Russia has killed two people
and injured six, the defence ministry told Russian media.

The victims of the explosion in Arkhangelsk region were civilian specialists while military and civilian personnel are among the injured.

The ministry said radiation levels were normal but the city of Severodvinsk registered a "brief spike" in levels.

An area of the White Sea nearby has reportedly been closed for a month.

But the deputy head of Archangelsk port, Sergei Kozub, told the BBC the closure was planned before the accident

Local people were reportedly urged to take precautions against radiation. No increase in ambulance call-outs was recorded, the administration added.

A woman in Severodvinsk named only Alina told Russian news site lenta.ru:

"I work in the hospital where they're bringing the injured.

"They advise everyone to close their windows and drink iodine, 44 drops per glass of water."

Wind is N/E at 9Km/h distance is 1000Km or 15 hrs driving

just getting out the Iodine now ...lol and 'we' thought these days had past ....;p;
 
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A woman in Severodvinsk named only Alina told Russian news site lenta.ru:

"I work in the hospital where they're bringing the injured.

"They advise everyone to close their windows and drink iodine, 44 drops per glass of water."

Wind is N/E at 9Km/h distance is 1000Km or 15 hrs driving

just getting out the Iodine now ...lol and 'we' thought these days had past ....;p;

OMG they blew off her last name!
 
So a rocket engine test blew up. Why is there increased radiation?
Probably the payload, used to power the satellite. Probably doing low altitude polar orbit, judging from the launch site.
I really hope the wind keeps blowing away Vostock, reminds me to refresh my iodine suppy. Mine's out of date, but I'll just duck and cover.:o
 
Probably the payload, used to power the satellite. Probably doing low altitude polar orbit, judging from the launch site.
I really hope the wind keeps blowing away Vostock, reminds me to refresh my iodine suppy. Mine's out of date, but I'll just duck and cover.:o
"A rocket engine explosion on a naval test range..."

I don't believe test range launches carry payloads. So I'm with Malt and I'd love to know where the radiation came from. Then again Russia ::shrug::
 
I don't believe test range launches carry payloads. So I'm with Malt and I'd love to know where the radiation came from. Then again Russia ::shrug::
Sure they do, we use Wallops Island in Virginia for the exact same thing. Primarily a range but shoots things into orbit all the time.
Being a test range doesn't preclude it from also being a launch site
 
Probably the payload, used to power the satellite. Probably doing low altitude polar orbit, judging from the launch site.
I really hope the wind keeps blowing away Vostock, reminds me to refresh my iodine suppy. Mine's out of date, but I'll just duck and cover.:o
Just last week I was on YT looking to make Iodine outta sea weed?

it was my turn to run the local junior school for half a day

the sea trip was off so taught early English

anymore see Kindergarten Kop ...lol
 
"A rocket engine explosion on a naval test range..."

I don't believe test range launches carry payloads. So I'm with Malt and I'd love to know where the radiation came from. Then again Russia ::shrug::
Unlike other countries 'we' play 4 real
thought your leaders might know that by now
tuxk tuxk
 
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