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Well according to this article Russia is going to have a floating nucleaur power plant.

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Well according to this article Russia is going to have a floating nucleaur power plant.
They'll be quite sad if the sea gets up and it falls on its arse, that's for sure.

:eek: This can't end well.

The Trouble with Trinobles: II

Chernobyl 2 - This time, they've irradiated the seas of the world.

Floating Crisis - Chechen Ambush.

...The Russian Godzilla?

If this goes wrong the efects will be very bad for sea life.

Why the worry over floating reactors? Most of the US naval vessels are powered by from one to eight reactors and so was a good portion of the Soviet navy. What? Lets just keep nuclear power fro the navis? Heaven forbid that any nation use nuclear power for peaceful purposes.

Wave power indeed!!!

http://tv-antenna.com/heavy-seas/5/BOEGs.jpg

Why the worry over floating reactors? Most of the US naval vessels are powered by from one to eight reactors and so was a good portion of the Soviet navy. What? Lets just keep nuclear power fro the navis? Heaven forbid that any nation use nuclear power for peaceful purposes.

There is a wreck of a russian nuclear sub resting at the bottom of the north atlantic sea. When it starts to leak, which is only a question of time, most life in the arctic sea will be exposed to radiation. Economies of countries such as Norway, Iceland and Greenland depend on fishing in the arctic sea.
So, when the russians say they're building a huge one, it's cause for concern.

There is a wreck of a russian nuclear sub resting at the bottom of the north atlantic sea. When it starts to leak, which is only a question of time, most life in the arctic sea will be exposed to radiation. Economies of countries such as Norway, Iceland and Greenland depend on fishing in the arctic sea.
So, when the russians say they're building a huge one, it's cause for concern.
When the radiation leaks, some of the fish will evolve into fish that can tolerate radiation. It is called evolutionary darwinism.:p

No they won't.

Sinking this thing wouldn't be a very good diplomatic move, would it now?

There is a wreck of a russian nuclear sub resting at the bottom of the north atlantic sea. When it starts to leak, which is only a question of time, most life in the arctic sea will be exposed to radiation. Economies of countries such as Norway, Iceland and Greenland depend on fishing in the arctic sea.
So, when the russians say they're building a huge one, it's cause for concern.

Why don't we try getting the sub up before it starts to leak?

What a scary idea, a floating nuclear reactor.