What happens when a nuclear vessel is destroyed in combat and

>>33944222
>thinking there is that much radioactive material in a sub/carrier
>thinking that the densest naturally occurring element is just going to float away

Nothing.

>>33944240
Shhh... just let him have his delusions.

>>33944240
>that much
>enough to power a reactor for a small city

>>33944275
And without Google can you tell us how much that is anon?

>>33944222
like pissing in the ocean, OP. nothing happens

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>>33944222
it'll sink to the bottom, make an artificial fish habitat, and start churning out some really freaky seep sea life.

>>33944222
>Americans

Read up on nuclear fuckups. If anyone is going to destroy this planet with radiation, it's gonna be the Russians, the Japanese, or both.

>>33944329
>Russians

nyet

those gdamn sand niggers and their islamic b.s. will just start nuking each other until the whole middle east is glowing

>>33944222
Such an accident is irrelevant.
If the anti nuclear power people are to be believed then Japan and the Fukushima NPP incident will kill all life on Earth in 10 years.

>>33944300
A surprisingly small amount of material...

>>33944222

Hmm, but who was it with 75% of the world's sunken nuclear submarines... ? Really trims my ballast tank.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sunken_nuclear_submarines

>>33944222
.5 kg of uranium won't fuck up an entire ocean. It's a fucking ocean.

>>33944222
The Russians have done this... several times already.

Don't tell op we literally dig uranium out of the ground.

>>33946366
liberals don't believe in background radiation.

>>33945556
If nothing is done about North Korea in 50 years every warlord might have nuclear weapons.

What kind of example are we setting?

>>33946366

Uranium is not an element, it's created in laboratories by evil conservatives.

>>33946410
No no no no, it's found naturally but the evil conservatives transform it into the evil babykilling version in laboratories using CENTRIFUGES

>>33946410
Nice try Hillary. Tag team combo of Sessions & Gowdy (pweeze Twump, make Gowdy FBI baws) will put you away for selling u238, u239 stock pile.

>>33946410
Uraniums safe, the mine it in Australia. Why would they put miners lives in danger? Now if you'll excuse me I have to go use my coal powered MacBook that's killed 13 people this month.

Slavs & boats will be the end of us all
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenin_(nuclear_icebreaker)

>>33944329
This

Book a vacation to murmansk or the kola peninsula. Can't go there without a geiger counter

Fucking derelict nuclear subs waiting for someone with plans for a dirty bomb

>>33945782
>The ninth submarine,K-429, was raised and returned to active duty after both of its sinkings.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

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>>33946472
>The boat's emergency buoys and escape capsules had been welded to the hull to prevent losing them at sea

I Dive
I Die
I Dive again!

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>>33946062

There are 4.5 billion tons of naturally occuring uranium in the worlds oceans.
The problem from a damaged nuclear reactor would be the fission products, not the uranium.

>>33946306
>destroyed in combat
You missed that part of OP, Russians have been pretty good at sinking themselves without even needing to get into combat.

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>>33946856

Indeed.

(Maps related)

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>>33946872

Cont.